The estranged wife of former minister Malusi Gigaba is facing charges of crimen injuria and malicious damage to property in the Pretoria Magistrates Court.
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.
Siyabonga Mahlangu has told the state capture commission that he was not involved in the decision to reinstate Siybonga Gama as CEO of Trasnet.
Siyabonga Mahlangu testified at the state capture commission of inquiry on Friday.
Siyabonga Mahlangu played a key role in relaying messages allegedly from the then public enterprises minister and former President Jacob Zuma to officials of SOE to work with the Guptas or their associates.
Mafika Mkhwanazi on Monday was back in the hot seat at the state capture commission of inquiry after being grilled about why Siyabonga Gama who had been found guilty of misconduct was reinstated.
Bowmans director Christopher Todd told the commission that Transnet’s legal advisors said Mafika Mkhwanazi stopped action to recover legal costs from former CEO Siyabonga Gama - even though the High Court had ordered Gama to pay Transnet.
Mafika Mkhwanazi previously denied that Minister Malusi Gigaba had a hand in reviewing former CEO Siyabonga Gama's dismissal, but this afternoon wanted to change his story.
Mngoma, who is the estranged wife of former Cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba, approached the courts to challenge the validity of her arrest.
Mngoma, who is the estranged wife of former Cabinet Minister Malusi Gigaba, has approached the courts to challenge the validity of her arrest.
The wife of former Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba is in the Pretoria High Court to challenge the validity of her arrest.
Norma Gigaba, the estranged wife of former Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba, appeared in the Pretoria Magistrates Court. The case has been postponed to 23 October 2020.
Norma Mngoma, the estranged wife of Malusi Gigaba, was arrested in July on charges of malicious damage to property and crimen injuria relating to the damage of a Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG belonging to Gigaba's friend.
Norma Mngoma was arrested in July on charges of malicious damage to property and crimen injuria. This was after she allegedly damaged a luxury car belonging to a friend of her husband, former Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba.
The man, known as “witness three,” told the commission that Gigaba would visit the Gutpa residence where he collected bags of cash and bought tailored suits with the money.
Named as witness three to protect his identity, he said Gigaba would receive bags of cash during the visits and he would use it to pay for tailored suits and restaurants in Sandton.
Gigaba was arrested last week Friday and is facing charges of malicious damage to property and crimen injuria.
The politician’s wife is accused of vandalising a luxury vehicle with damage mounting up to at least R100,000.
