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Mngoma to be subpoenaed to testify at Zondo Inquiry after last minute withdrawal
The estranged wife of former Cabinet minister, Malusi Gigaba, shocked the commission on Tuesday when she withdrew at the last minute.
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Norma Mngoma will no longer testify at state capture inquiry
The state capture commission said it was disappointed after getting ready and learning that Norma Mngoma had decided to withdraw from testifying.
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Norma Mngoma waits on Zondo ruling on her state capture testimony
The state capture commission has confirmed that it will hear testimony from both former minister Malusi Gigaba and his estranged wife, Norma Nngoma, on Friday morning. But Gigaba also wants the commission to suppress her testimony or hear it in private.
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Malusi Gigaba & estranged wife Norma Mngoma to face off at state capture inquiry
Former Cabinet Minister Malusi Gigaba will have to first agree to testify about Norma Mngoma’s allegations before the commission grants him leave to cross-examine her.
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Gigaba applies to suppress estranged wife Norma Mngoma's state capture evidence
Former Minister Malusi Gigaba has applied to Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo to keep Mngoma’s affidavit confidential or to hold her hearing in private.
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State drops all charges against Norma Mngoma
Mngoma, the estranged wife of former minister Malusi Gigaba, was arrested last July on charges of malicious damage to property and crimen injuria relating to the damage of a luxury SUV that apparently belonged to her husband's friend.
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Gama says he didn't know Gigaba was involved with his reinstatement
Advocate Anton Myburgh asked former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama if he knew that he was negotiating his settlement with people who were told by incoming Minister Malusi Gigaba to give him what he wanted.
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WATCH LIVE: Gama, Gigaba scheduled to testify at state capture inquiry
Earlier this week, Gigaba and Gama asked Zondo for leave to cross examine their former drivers - who have made damning allegations of visits to the Gupta compound and collecting bags of money.
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Gigaba denies visiting Gupta residence more than twice as claimed by Witness 3
Malusi Gigaba’s legal representative Advocate Richard Solomon is on Monday cross-examining a man only known as Witness Three at the state capture commission.
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Minister Motsoaledi warns migrants not to get visas fraudulently
The Home Affairs Department said they will ensure that those found with fraudulent papers especially permanent residence permits are dealt with decisively.
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Norma Mngoma’s defence: Case against her 'fruit of poisonous trees'
Norma Mngoma, estranged wife of former Minister Malusi Gigaba, appeared in the Pretoria Magistrates Court on Friday on charges of malicious damage to property and crimen injuria.
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Norma Mngoma's malicious damage to property case postponed to 26 March
Mngoma, who is former Minister Malusi’s Gigaba’s estranged wife, was arrested last July in Pretoria after she allegedly damaged a car belonging to his friend.
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Motsoaledi directed to consider amending naturalisation rules to comply with law
This formed part of the remedial action set down in a report, which made adverse findings against former minister Malusi Gigaba regarding the naturalisation of the Guptas, albeit that it cleared him of abusing his power.
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PP: Gigaba had right to waive requirements in early naturalisation for Guptas
The report details how the allegation that Gigaba abused his power without proper validation of the requisite exceptional circumstances is unsubstantiated.
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Gigaba did not abuse power when granting Gupta family early naturalisation - PP
Malusi Gigaba was Home Affairs minister when members of the controversial Gupta family became naturalised South Africans, in violation of the country's laws.
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Gifts from Guptas & power trips - Norma Mngoma's allegations on Malusi Gigaba
In an interview with eNCA, Mngoma, who is still in the process of divorcing her husband of six years, told of frequent visits to the home of the controversial Gupta family.
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Questions around state witness Norma Mngoma allegedly contacted
The estranged wife of former minister Malusi Gigaba is facing charges of crimen injuria and malicious damage to property in the Pretoria Magistrates Court.
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Court warns Norma Mngoma after she allegedly contacted State witness
Norma Mngoma, the wife of former minister Malusi Gigaba but who has chosen to be addressed by her maiden name, was in court for her crimen injuria and malicious damage to property case.
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Gigaba's ex-advisor denies using Zuma name to expedite Gama Transnet settlement
Siyabonga Mahlangu has told the state capture commission that he was not involved in the decision to reinstate Siybonga Gama as CEO of Trasnet.
