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Ramaphosa: I endorsed Molefe as Eskom CEO but didn’t know of his Gupta ties
He said he had no clue that Molefe would eventually be linked to state capture and the Gupta family.
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Ramaphosa expected to face tough questions in first Zondo Inquiry appearance
Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to testify about his knowledge of alleged state capture in his capacity as African National Congress (ANC) president and deputy president on Wednesday morning.
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Brown: I wasn't involved in Eskom procurement matters as minister
She told Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo that when she was appointed as minister, all she wanted to do was get Eskom back on its feet.
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Brown denies allegations of putting Molefe’s name forward for Eskom top job
Former Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has distanced herself from personally recommending former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe to the post.
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Ex-Transnet CFO Anoj Singh to testify at state capture commission today
Last year, Singh lost his membership with Saica, after a disciplinary committee found that he misled the Transnet board on the cost of the 1,064 locomotives that ballooned from R38 billion to R54.5 billion.
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Zondo Inquiry to probe allegations that secretary Mosala treated Molefe unfairly
Molefe said Mosala is disgruntled because an American nuclear company that he worked with, Westinghouse, failed to get a tender from Eskom.
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Molefe denies getting money in black suitcase from Chinese men
Molefe has concluded another session at the state capture commission but he is expected to return later on.
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Molefe denies knowing why Gama was paid R17m in legal costs despite losing case
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe told the state capture commission that he received a recommendation from his legal team and he approved it.
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To limit leaks, Molefe asked executives to give phones to PA, Zondo Inquiry told
Molefe has told the state capture commission that he had called a meeting to tell executives that he had decided to revoke the tender awarded to Neotel and to give it T-Systems.
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Lack of ministerial approval for locomotive price change an oversight - Molefe
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe said that it was an oversight on his part that ministerial approval was not obtained for increasing the price of the 1,064 locomotives because he was human.
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Molefe: Transnet didn’t buy locomotives from Mitsui 'because they were failing'
Molefe is continuing to testify at the state capture commission on the acquisition of locomotives.
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WATCH LIVE: Molefe & Gama are back at state capture commission
The state capture commission continues to hear Transnet-related evidence from the former Transnet Group CEO Brian Molefe and Siyabonga Gama on Wednesday.
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Molefe defends repeated awarding of contracts to McKinsey
He's told the state capture commission that he believed a new contractor would have to develop new models or use McKinsey's existing ones.
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Molefe stands by decision to deviate from agreed payments to Essa's Regiments
Brian Molefe told the state capture commission that Regiments had saved Transnet R2.8 billion - more than half of its annual profit of R4 billion.
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WATCH LIVE: Molefe continues Transnet-related evidence at state capture inquiry
On Monday, he told the commission that the first he knew that he was being considered for the Transnet CEO position was when a recruitment agency called him to submit his CV.
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Molefe: I replaced Letsema with Regiments because of conflict of interest
The former Transnet and Eskom CEO on Monday said he decided that Regiments should replace the Letsema Company because of a conflict of interest.
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Brian Molefe admits to visiting the Gupta compound numerous times
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe returned to the state capture commission on 8 March 2021. Molefe admitted to visiting the Gupta residence on numerous occasions.
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I was done in by the Public Protector, Molefe tells Zondo Inquiry
Brian Molefe has repeated to the commission that Atul Gupta was his friend and they met and spoke on the phone very often.
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I was not a corruption detection machine - Molefe
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe said that the first he knew that he was being considered for that position was when a recruitment agency called him to submit his CV.
