Transnet is struggling. The embattled freight railway and ports company owned by the South African state has faced corruption, setbacks and delays that have cost the public billions. But while some key figures have been criminally charged, others at the centre of Transnet’s capture and near.
In this chapter, Lauren Hermanus and Catrina Godinho trace the process of State Capture at Eskom over time, with a focus on the period from 2010-2019. By constructing a temporal progression, it will explain how the State Capture network first infiltrated and then parasitised the utility. It wil.
Thousands of pages have been handed over to the lawyers of former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe and his co-accused in the R398.4m Transnet corruption case. The lawyers will return to court in April 2023 to indicate whether they require any additional information. If not, a pre-trial date will be se.
The National Prosecuting Authority has thrown many eggs into one basket as it seeks to prosecute a long list of those allegedly responsible for criminality linked to transactions associated with Transnet’s 1,064 locomotives deal. Now it is under pressure to produce a compelling charge sheet for.