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Transnet’s office move was a way to bailout broke Group Five — Molefe
The Transnet board chairperson alleges that the move appears to have been an effort to bail out construction company Group Five
LIVESTREAM: Popo Molefe testifies before state capture commission
The Transnet chairperson will testify on Tuesday
Transnet ends contract with acting CEO
According to a statement from Transnet, issued late on Wednesday evening, Tau Morwe's contract comes to end on May 3 2019
Transnet issues summons to top former execs
Popo Molefe says Transnet is reviewing the controversial contracts for 1064 locomotives, saying the company did not need all the trains
Transnet moves on from Gama, appoints acting group CEO
Transnet's board has appointed industry veteran Tau Morwe as acting group chief executive
Transnet suspends another executive
The state-owned entity is continuing to clean out its executive leadership
Gama is both wrong and fired, Molefe insists
Popo Molefe has dismissed Siyabonga Gama's interpretation of his contract with the entity, as well as a recent court determination
Transnet axes CEO Siyabonga Gama
Gama and two other officials were suspended in August for alleged maladministration
Gordhan to defend Transnet cleanup
The public enterprises minister faces a court challenge into his 'racist' dismissal of a Transnet board member
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