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Gigaba Transnet corruption case transferred to High Court
February 01, 2026
|Sunday Tribune
THE corruption case against former Cabinet minister Dr Malusi Gigaba and several former Transnet executives has been transferred to the Gauteng High Court, following his arrest late last year in connection with alleged corruption linked to Transnet SOC Ltd’s multibillion-rand locomotive procurement programme.
THE corruption case against former Cabinet minister Dr Malusi Gigaba and four former Transnet executives has been transferred to the Gauteng High Court.
(PHANDO JIKELO Independent Newspapers)
Gigaba appeared at the Palm Ridge Specialised Commercial Crime Court on Friday. His matter, together with those of former Transnet Group Chief Financial Officer Anoj Singh, former Group Chief Executive Officer Brian Molefe, former Chief Executive Officer Siyabonga Gama and former Chief Procurement Officer Thamsanqa Jiyane, was postponed to February 19
The postponement is to allow the matter to be enrolled and heard in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg.
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