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Former Prasa CEO Lucky Montana has asked that state capture commission evidence leader Advocate Vas Soni recuse himself. Soni has been leading evidence on Prasa since last year and has led Montana’s evidence on five occasions.
LIVE FEED: State Capture Inquiry - May 11, 2021
By Noni Mokati
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Johannesburg - The State Capture Commission is expected to hear further evidence from Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) former group chief executive, Lucky Montana on Tuesday.
The commission will also hear evidence from the head of the legal division at Prasa, Martha Ngoye and Prasa employee, Tiro Holele in the day.
As the deadline looms for the commission to conclude its hearings, there will also be an afternoon session on Tuesday.
The commission is scheduled to hear Transnet related evidence from the Former Transnet group chief executive, Siyabonga Gama at 4pm.
10 May 2021, 2:20 PM | Amina Accram | @SABCNews
Image: SABC NewsLucky Montana allegedly bought two houses worth R25 million in Pretoria and Johannesburg.
Former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) CEO, Lucky Montana, has denied allegations that he bought several properties in Johannesburg and Pretoria using the agency’s money.
Montana, who is appearing before the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, says he did not receive any properties as a form of gratification or kickback.
He has also denied allegations that his former lawyer, Riaan van der Walt, bought the properties on his behalf.
“This is false. Siyangena Technologies or Riaan Van der Walt did not purchase any properties for me. There are four properties mentioned – one in Rose Street, Waterkloof in Pretoria, two adjacent properties in Brooklyn and another in Empire road Sandhurst. They were purchased