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Image: SUPPLIED Former Prasa chief executive Lucky Montana has accused the ANC and President Cyril Ramaphosa of having failed to honestly tell the Zondo commission about the extent of the party’s active role in aiding corruption in state-owned entities (SOEs). Montana was before the commission on Monday where some of his evidence focused on the ANC’s alleged pressuring of chief executives of SOEs to help finance the party and its leaders. Ramaphosa was last week on the stand before the inquiry testifying on what the ANC had known and done about corruption and state capture over t...

Wednesday 21 April 2021 - 8:45am Former Passenger Rail Agency CEO Lucky Montana has denied ever committing wrongdoing at the entity. Montana testified before the state capture inquiry about his role at the rail agency. Khayelihle Khumalo reports. Courtesy #DStv403 He also says the Gupta family never influenced his decisions. Montana's testified before the state capture commission.

Khulekani Magubane Share Former Passenger Rail Agency of SA CEO, Lucky Montana, appears before a parliamentary inquiry into state capture on January 30, 2018 in Cape Town. Gallo Images / Sowetan / Esa Alexander Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana told the State Capture Commission that contracts that he oversaw and championed were being targeted with claims of irregularities. Montana defended an R80 million contract for training that Prasa entered into with a company named Prodigy. Montana said when he had to discipline officials he was...

Image: Esa Alexander/Sunday Times Former Prasa boss Lucky Montana says he was the one who stopped the Gupta family and former president Jacob Zuma's son Duduzane from manipulating the company's rolling stock programme. Montana was testifying at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on Friday. “The Guptas tried to manipulate our rolling stock programme and I stopped them. I fought with them,” said Montana. He added that he did not stop the Guptas because of their association with Zuma. It was their attempt to “do illegal things” that convinced him he had to act. ...

Former Prasa CEO, Lucky Montana, says the State Capture Inquiry has been compromised.