Tuesday night’s cross examination began with Richard Solomon going through Mngoma’s first affidavit that was deposed to the Zondo commission.
Norma Mngoma returned to the commission of inquiry into state capture on 29 June 2021 where she was cross-examined by the attorney for her estranged husband, former Minister Malusi Gigaba. Mngoma’s testimony was put to the test by Richard Solomon, who questioned Mngoma on various allegations she made during her previous appearances.
In his cross-examination of Norma Mngoma on Tuesday evening, Malusi Gigaba's attorney Richard Solomon reminded her that she previously told the commission that the content in her affidavit was a false representation of her statements.
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.
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.
Former cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba returned to the state capture commission on 17 June 2021. Gigaba again told the commission that his ex-wife Norma Mngoma misled the commission and called her a habitual liar. Gigaba is set to return to the commission on Friday, 18 June 2021.
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.
Former minister Malusi Gigaba said that it was not true that he told his estranged wife, Norma Mngoma, that the money in his safe was from the Guptas or that it was for African National Congress (ANC) elections.
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
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
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
Former Cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba is continuing to give evidence at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on Monday afternoon.
Speaking at the state capture inquiry Gigaba said he was aware that the Guptas has used his name, and that of other ministers, to wield influence. He said this led to 'the pulling of relations'.
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.
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.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has granted former Minister Malusi Gigaba leave to cross-examine his estranged wife Norma Mngoma. This comes after Mngoma concluded her testimony at the commission on 21 May 2021. Zondo said a date for the cross-examination would be announced.
Norma Mngoma returned to the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on 21 May 2021 after proceedings were abruptly ended the day before, following a security threat. Mngoma concluded her testimony moments before her estranged husband, former Minister Malusi Gigaba, appeared.
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.
