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Brian Molefe and three others granted bail in multi-billion rand state capture scandal

30 June 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader
Former Transnet group CEO Brian Molefe was one of four former Transnet executives who appeared in the Specialised Commercial Crime Court today (30 June) on charges of fraud and corruption. Former Transnet group CEO Brian Molefe appeared in court today on charges of fraud and corruption.

JOHANNESBURG – Four former Transnet executives, including former Group Chief Executive Officer Brian Molefe, appeared in the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crime Court on fraud and corruption charges linked to […]

The post Brian Molefe and three others granted bail in multi-billion rand state capture scandal appeared first on City Vision.

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