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RECORDED | Brian Molefe back at Zondo commission

29 April 2021 - 19:13 By TimesLIVE
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Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe is on Thursday evening testifying at the state capture inquiry chaired by deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo.

In March Molefe admitted at the commission that while he was at Transnet, he would send his driver and protector to deposit cash at the bank. The money was from a burial society of which he was the treasurer, he said at the time.

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