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Former Minister of Public Enterprises Malusi Gigaba speaking during a briefing.
Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba says he will cooperate fully with the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) as he prepare to appear in court in connection with alleged procurement irregularities at Transnet SOC Limited.
The NPA has confirmed that Gigaba has been formally charged following investigations into Transnet’s multi-billion-rand locomotive contracts.
Gigaba, who was named during the State Capture Commission of Inquiry, maintains that his role in the procurement process was non-executive and guided by due process.
He has reiterated his confidence in South Africa’s legal system and commitment to the rule of law.
I have been summoned to appear in court this morning. I do not know what the charges are yet, but I’ll let you know after receiving the charge sheet. Let me declare that I have full confidence in our courts – they are the forum where facts, not fiction, will finally prevail. My… pic.twitter.com/0hxLUEichz
— Dr Malusi Gigaba (@drmalusigigaba) November 7, 2025
VIDEO| Samkele Maseko reported earlier that Gigaba is eager to clear his name:
