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Pocket squares, perfumes and jeans: Gigaba admits to being a Fabiani man
Former Minister Malusi Gigaba is on Friday denying accounts of various witnesses who said he lived a lavish-cash-lifestyle courtesy of the Gupta family.
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Gigaba denies that his protectors saw bags of cash in his car boot
Malusi Gigaba maintained that his visits to the Guptas were social and they were not his advisors as claimed by his estranged wife, Norma Mngoma.
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Gigaba accuses state capture inquiry of casting aspersions on his character
Malusi GIgaba took offence when evidence leader Advocate Anton Myburgh asked him about his claims that the commission communicated via WhatsApp with his estranged wife, Norma Mngoma.
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WATCH LIVE: Malusi Gigaba continues testimony at state capture inquiry
Former minister Malusi Gigaba is continuing with his testimony at the state capture inquiry.
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Gigaba tells Zondo Inquiry his estranged wife Mngoma was plotting to kill him
Former minister Malusi Gigaba said that in February last year he had received an SMS tipping him off that Norma Mngoma was behind a plot to kill him.
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Gigaba explains why he gave estranged wife Mngoma bank card with R3,000 limit
Malusi Gigaba has responded to Norma Mngoma’s evidence before the state capture commission that he was not telling the truth when he said that he gave her a bank card with a limit of R3,000.
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'She has a lot of money' - Gigaba on Mngoma's wealth
Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba appeared at the state capture commission of inquiry on 31 May 2021 to continue his testimony. Gigaba responded to the allegations his estranged wife, Norma Mngoma made during her time at the commission. #StateCapture #Gigaba #Mngoma
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Gigaba: Mngoma lied to me about inheriting wealth from her father
Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba appeared at the state capture commission of inquiry on 31 May 2021 to continue his testimony. #Gigaba #NormaMngoma #StateCapture
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Gigaba: Mngoma pressured to surrender me in exchange for financial reward
Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba appeared at the state capture commission of inquiry on 31 May 2021 to continue his testimony. #Gigaba #NormaMngoma #StateCapture
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I didn’t have capacity to do due diligence on Gupta naturalisation - Gigaba
Malusi Gigaba said his estranged wife - Norma Mngoma - lied when she told the state capture commission that he said he was handling the case.
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WATCH LIVE: Former minister Malusi Gigaba returns to Zondo inquiry
Former Cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba is continuing to give evidence at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on Monday afternoon.
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Gigaba: Norma Mngoma is an accomplished liar
Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba appeared before the state capture commission of inquiry on 27 May 2021 and responded to the allegations made by his estranged wife, Norma Mngoma.
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Gigaba: The Zondo commission is being used to solicit a divorce settlement
Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba appeared before the state capture commission of inquiry on 27 May 2021 and responded to the allegations made by his estranged wife, Norma Mngoma.
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Gigaba: Themba Langa lied about me wanting Transnet to pay Gama's legal costs
Malusi Gigaba said that even if he was still Public Enterprises minister, he would not have given such instructions, so lawyer Themba Langa was just dropping his name.
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Gigaba denies influencing Gama’s reinstatement, payment by Transnet
The State Capture Commission heard on Friday heard that Gama lost a court case in which he was challenging his dismissal and he was slapped with costs – but the board decided to reinstate him, back pay him, and pay his legal costs.
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Gigaba denies issuing orders for Gama to be reinstated as Transnet CEO
Former minister Malusi Gigaba said that contrary to allegations that he wanted Siyabonga Gama back, he never went beyond his role of oversight.
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Gigaba denies knowing Guptas paid R3.5bn in kickbacks from locomotive tenders
Malusi Gigaba said that he would not have known details of what transpired as minister because his role was oversight.
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Zondo grants Gigaba leave to cross-examine estranged wife Norma Mngoma
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said that since the commission did not have time, the date to be set would be after hours or on a weekend but before the end of May.
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Mngoma challenges Gigaba to prove she is lying about his Gupta dealings
Norma Mngoma claims Malusi Gigaba couldn't have funded his father's building project because he was also battling to keep up with his father's hospital bills at the time.
