Transnet corruption case postponed to September

JOHANNESBURG - The Transnet corruption case has been postponed to 28 September.

The almost R400-million corruption case relates to Transnet's procurement of over 1,000 locomotives in 2015.

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They were worth over R54-billion at the time.

Eleven accused, including former executives Brian Molefe, Siyabonga Gama and Anoj Singh appeared in court on Thursday.

The group face a raft of charges, including fraud, corruption and money laundering.