Malusi Gigaba's meeting with IDAC: No arrest in Transnet mega corruption case

Malusi Gigaba's meeting with IDAC: No arrest in Transnet mega corruption case

Former minister Malusi Gigaba engages with IDAC over Transnet corruption allegations, confirming he has not been arrested or scheduled for court appearance today.

Malusi Gigaba Not in Court as Corruption Probe Talks Continue

Former government minister Malusi Gigaba did not appear in court today as investigators continue their discussions with him. Gigaba, who is currently a Member of Parliament, attended a meeting at the offices of the Investigating Directorate against Corruption (IDAC) in Pretoria. Authorities formally presented him with charges related to procurement irregularities at the state-owned company Transnet. The allegations concern the acquisition of loc…

Malusi Gigaba won't be appearing before court, IDAC confirms former minister is not being charged

Dr Malusi Gigaba will not appear in court, despite the former minister confirming that he was told that he would be charged in relation to corruption at Transnet.

UPDATE: No arrest for former Minister Gigaba, says IDAC - SABC News - Breaking news, special reports, world, business, sport coverage of all South African current events. Africa's news leader.

The Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) says former Public Enterprises minister Malusi Gigaba has not been arrested. The matter is alleged to be related to the irregular procurement of multi-million-rands’ worth of locomotives at Transnet. IDAC says he will therefore not appear in the Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Friday. Earlier reports said Gigaba handed himself to the police in Pretoria on Friday morning and the Natio…

UPDATE: Gigaba not under arrest, won't be appearing in court, says IDAC

Inside Politics Reporter The Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) said on Friday that former Minister of Finance, Home Affairs and Public Enterprises, Malusi Gigaba, had not been placed under arrest. IDAC’s statement was issued just hours after Gigaba issued his own statement, from his private office, saying he would be surrendering to authorities on Friday over Transnet procurement contracts. Malusi Gigaba to appear in court ove…