Gigaba Corruption Case Transferred to Gauteng High Court

Gigaba corruption case transferred to Gauteng High Court

Former public enterprises minister Dr Malusi Gigaba will face corruption charges in the Gauteng High Court after his case, linked to Transnet’s controversial locomotive contracts, was transferred from the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crime Court on Friday.

High-profile Transnet corruption case postponed to February, as allegations against Gigaba and associates probed

By Marcus MolokoThe corruption case involving former Minister Dr Malusi Gigaba and several former Transnet executives has been formally transferred to the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg, with proceedings postponed to 19 February 2026. The postponement allows the matter to be enrolled for trial, where the state will pursue allegations of large-scale corruption linked to Transnet’s locomotive procurement program.ALSO READ: Dion George quits DA…

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The corruption case involving former minister Malusi Gigaba and top Transnet executives like Brian Molefe and Anoj Singh has been transferred to the Johannesburg High Court.

Transnet Locomotives: Former Minister Gigaba, Ex-Transnet Bosses In The Dock For Fraud, Graft

Johannesburg – Former Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba, accused of corruption in connection with the multibillion-rand Transnet locomotive procurement scandal, cut a stern figure when he appeared in the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crimes Court. In the dock with Gigaba on Friday, 30 January 2026, were four other accused who were Transnet officials when the crimes were allegedly committed more than a decade ago. The case stems from …

Malusi Gigaba’s court appearance ‘purely procedural’, say lawyers

Former cabinet minister Malusi Gigaba is scheduled to appear at the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crime Court on Friday, 30 January 2026, in what his legal team has stressed is a procedural and administrative appearance, not a trial. In a revised media briefing issued ahead of the court date, Gigaba’s attorneys said the appearance forms part of the normal pre-trial management of the matter and will not involve the entering of a plea, the lea…