Transnet
Ex-Transnet boss ‘didn’t know’ Gigaba was involved in him being reinstated
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama appeared at the state capture inquiry this past week.
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‘I don’t know anything about this’ - Gama on Mngoma’s testimony
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama is asked about the testimony of Norma Mngoma that deals with Gama's Transnet re-appointment and the appointment of the sister of her estranged husband Malusi Gigaba.
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Siyabonga Gama refutes Norma Mngoma's claim that he hired Malusi Gigaba's sister
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama said he never appointed the former minister’s sister Gugu Gigaba and did not attend a Jacob Zuma Foundation event that Transnet had sponsored with half a million rand.
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Ex-Transnet boss denies knowledge of CSR’s $123m payment to Gupta Enterprises
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama on Friday said that he didn’t know that China South Rail (CSR) paid US$123 million to Gupta Enterprises after the rail agency approved a loan agreement brokered by Salim Essa.
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WATCH LIVE: Ex-Transnet CEO returns to state capture hot seat
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama returns to the state capture inquiry.
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Siyabonga Gama: The idea that I’m corrupt is a falsity created by Popo Molefe
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama took the stand at the commission of inquiry into alleged state capture on 26 April 2021. During his testimony, Gama denied that former Minister of Public Enterprises Malusi Gigaba influenced his appointment in order to further state capture.
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Gama denies Gigaba had a hand in his appointment at Transnet
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama has also denied laundering money for the Gupta family during his tenure at the helm of the state entity.
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WATCH LIVE: Ex-Transnet CEO Gama continues giving evidence at Zondo Inquiry
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama continues giving evidence at the state capture inquiry.
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Zondo Inquiry adjourns early over Anoj Singh’s 'health reasons'
The former Transnet CFO was testifying about his bank accounts on Friday, but another date will be set for him.
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Unions, Transnet deadlock in second round of talks over wage hikes
The unions are demanding, among other issues, a salary increase of 10% against the employer's offer of 0%.
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WATCH LIVE: Anoj Singh faces questions on Transnet at Zondo Inquiry
Anoj Singh continues giving evidence at the state capture inquiry and focuses on his time as Transnet CFO.
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Singh: I didn’t know my Dubai trips were paid for by Salim Essa
The state capture commission has shown him evidence proving that he travelled to Dubai repeatedly and either Essa or the Guptas paid for his flights and accommodation.
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CYRIL RAMAPHOSA: Port of Durban shows Operation Vulindlela is going well
Positioning Durban as a world-class port and hub port for the Southern Hemisphere will take more work, but results are encouraging, writes President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Zikalala objects to Transnet moving port authority headquarters to EC
Head office operations are currently spread between Johannesburg and Durban and stakeholders, and some government authorities want it to stay that way.
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WATCH LIVE: Disgraced ex-Eskom CFO Anoj Singh returns to Zondo commission
Ex-Eskom and Transnet CFO Anoj Singh has already given evidence about his tenure at Transnet.
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Saxonwold visits for religious and cultural reasons, Singh tells Zondo Inquiry
Anoj Singh returned to the Zondo Commission to respond to a litany of allegations and shed light on his relationship with the Guptas.
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Zondo Inquiry told that Gama paid Transnet costs as per court order
Siyabonga Gama said there was no political influence, which forced the board to reimburse him by 75% of Transnet’s costs, despite the court order.
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WATCH LIVE: Former Transnet CFO Anoj Singh testifies at Zondo Inquiry
He’s been implicated in dodgy dealings by other executives, board members, bodyguards, and drivers.
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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.
