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Gama didn't know he had Zuma's support for Transnet top job, Zondo Inquiry hears
Siyabonga Gama said he didn’t know that former Public Enterprises Minister Barbara Hogan had fallen out of favour with former President Jacob Zuma because she had told him that Gama couldn’t be appointed while he was facing disciplinary action.
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Gigaba did not 'make' my career, Gama tells Zondo Inquiry
Former Transnet CEO Siyabonga Gama said he had always wanted to work for SOEs because he was tired of the economy remaining in the hands of the elite few.
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Ex-Transnet CEO Gama accuses Zondo Inquiry of ambushing him
He said he had suffered prejudice at the hands of the commission, but things appeared to be improving.
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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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Transnet's state capture past must be separated from current regime - Gordhan
While the minister said that the state entity was starting to reposition itself, it still had a dark cloud hanging over it as it dealt with the consequences of dodgy tenders in the past.
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Gama to cross-examine Bowman Gilfillan director after he appears before Zondo
The former Transnet CEO said Bowman Gilfillan director Christopher Todd and state capture commission evidence leader Anton Myburgh shouldn’t have been allowed to call him a fraud.
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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 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.
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WATCH LIVE: Gigaba cross examines unidentified witness at Zondo inquiry
Known only as witness number 3, the man has told the commission that Gigaba would visit the Gutpa residence where he collected bags of cash and bought tailored suits with the money.
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Ex-CEO Goodson: Trillian was unethical & it ruined my life
Goodson on Thursday told the state capture commission that she resigned three months after the taking job.
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McKinsey director agrees blatant bribes paid in acquisition of SAA contract
McKinsey director Jean-Christophe Mieszala is trying to convince the commission that it did not know that its partner, Regiments, was corrupt.
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McKinsey officials to appear at Zondo inquiry over Transnet, SAA R650m fees
The commission has reached an undertaking with McKinsey to pay back up to R650 million in fees it was paid by Transnet and the South African Airways (SAA).
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McKinsey agrees to repay R650m in fees to SAA, Transnet for work with Regiments
The state capture commission said that discussions were initiated with the consultancy company and there had been agreement.
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Brown suggested appointment of Molefe as Eskom CEO, inquiry told
Former Eskom board chair Ben Ngubane is back at the commission on Tuesday morning, answering questions about the Tegeta R1.6 billion guarantee that didn’t get board approval.
