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The Zondo commission will continue to hear Transnet related evidence from the former Transnet Group chief executive officer, Siyabonga Gama.

Former Transnet CEO denies role in hiring Malusi Gigaba’s sister 30 April 2021 - 15:44 Former Transnet Group CEO Siyabonga Gama told the state capture inquiry he had no knowledge about the appointment of former minister Malusi Gigaba's sister at the company he headed. Image: ALON SKUY​ Former Transnet Group CEO Siyabonga Gama says he does not know Gugu Gigaba, the sister of former cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba, and has never met her. Gama continued his testimony before the state capture inquiry on Friday where he was asked questions related to evidence presente...

Gama denies Norma Mngoma, Gupta allegations at Zondo commission By Kailene Pillay Share Former Transnet Group chief executive Siyabonga Gama played the denial game at the Zondo commission on Friday, denying all allegations that were put to him by evidence leader advocate Anton Myburgh. Gama fielded questions based on Norma Mngoma’s testimony from earlier in the week. He denied the allegation that he was involved in appointing Gugu Gigaba – former finance minister Malusi Gigaba’s sister – at Transnet. Mngoma, the estranged wife of Gigaba, told the commission that Gama and her husband s...

Siyabonga Gama denies Gigaba influence in his Transnet appointment By Kailene Pillay Share Former Transnet Group chief executive Siyabonga Gama has denied allegations against him that he was an "architect of state capture". Gama is giving evidence at the State Capture Inquiry in Johannesburg. His last appearance was in March, where he spoke about how he was lured to the Gupta Saxonwold family compound. At his last appearance, he told Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo that he was "ambushed" by Gupta associate Salim Essa into attending a meeting with Tony Gupta at their Saxonwold residence. Ea...

Monday 26 April 2021 - 12:03pm The Commission of inquiry into state capture will hear evidence from Transnet's former group chief executive Siyabonga Gama.   JOHANNESBURG - Former Transnet Group CEO Siyabonga Gama is set to testify before the Zondo Commission on Monday. Gama has denied any involvement in state capture. He claims he's suffered prejudice at the hands of the commission.