Prasa
Cost of vandalism to rail infrastructure stands at over R4bn, says Prasa CEO
Group CEO Zolani Matthews has briefed the media on his first 100 days in office, saying his team was concentrating on security.
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Former Prasa exec Gingcana: Agrizzi didn't visit me in a gold Maserati
Mbulelo Gingcana has been dismissed as senior supply chain manager of the South African Civil Aviation Authority because of the allegations that Bosasa paid R239,000 for security upgrades at his home.
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Werksmans had no grounds to cross-examine me: Montana at State capture
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said he no longer has time - so either he won't make findings where evidence is one-sided - or he will refer incomplete work to other law enforcement agencies.
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Zondo rebukes Prasa’s attempt to have head of legal testify
Evidence leader advocate Vas Soni said he received a letter from the rail agency after Ngoye said she wants to respond to the evidence of former group CEO Lucky Montana and about the intimidation that she has been subjected to.
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Untu hauls Prasa to Labour Court over unpaid 5% salary increase
The workers union gave Prasa an ultimatum last month to increase salaries of employees by 5% or face the repercussions.
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Mbalula: 22 corridors identified as top priority for train service recovery
Mbalula on Monday led a briefing following oversight inspection at the Mayfair, Kliptown and Germiston train stations.
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Montana wants ’biased’ Zondo Inquiry lawyer Vas Soni to recuse himself
Montana said Soni’s loyalty to his nemesis Werksmans Attorneys was making him do their bidding.
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Lucky Montana: I have a bad relationship with Zondo commission
Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana told Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo that the State Capture Commission of Inquiry tried to curtail his evidence. Montana appeared at the commission on 11 May 2021. #StateCapture #LuckyMontana #ZondoCommission
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Montana: R6.8m paid by my lawyer for property wasn’t from Prasa
Montana is back at the state capture commission talking about allegations that he stole R36 million from Prasa to buy several properties.
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WATCH LIVE: Ex-Prasa boss Lucky Montana returns to Zondo commission
Montana has previously accused the commission of advancing one narrative to paint him as corrupt while failing to give him the opportunity to defend himself.
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Zondo to hear more evidence from Montana and Prasa head of legal he fired
Montana has previously accused the commission of advancing one narrative to paint him as corrupt while failing to give him the opportunity to defend himself.
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WATCH LIVE: Lucky Montana continues testimony at Zondo Inquiry
The state capture commission is hearing more evidence from former Prasa Group Chief Executive Officer Lucky Montana on Monday.
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Montana to bring proof of property purchases to Zondo Inquiry
Montana said commission investigators didn’t independently verify allegations against him and they should have been fired.
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Montana: Raising money from SOEs a way of life for ANC
Former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) CEO Lucky Montana was on Monday testifying about the rail agency at the state capture commission.
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Lucky Montana: Head of legal let outdoor ad giants take advantage of Prasa
Former CEO Lucky Montana told the state capture commission that this was why he wanted another service provider and ended up contracting in Strawberry Worx and Umjanji.
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Montana: Prasa’s legal dept was wrong to withhold R28m payment to 'mashonisa'
Montana is back at the state capture commission of inquiry to testify about the rail agency where he said his leadership was undermined.
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Prasa was destroyed by greedy ANC politicians, Guptas - Montana tells Zondo
Montana continued his testimony at the state capture commission on Friday.
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Ex-Prasa CEO Montana denies there was irregular expenditure of R550m in 2014
But he said the Auditor General issued qualified findings because of delayed audited financial statements.
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Peters details failed Swifambo locomotive testing at state capture commission
Peters said she saw reports that the Swifambo Locomotives didn’t meet South African standards and they couldn’t fit in the existing locomotives workshop.
