Former Group Chief Executive of Transnet who is an accused in National Prosecuting Authority corruption prosecutions over Transnet's locomotive procurement.
Latest ruling source 22 Oct 2026Docket checked 27 Oct 20263 sources
Question
What did the court decide?
Where it stands
PendingWhere it stands
2 cases recorded. Most recent: S v Molefe, Singh, Gama, Pita, Ramosebudi, Pillay, Nyhonyha, Roy and Moodley (Transnet advisory tender) (pending).
Detail
S v Molefe, Singh, Gama, Pita, Ramosebudi, Pillay, Nyhonyha, Roy and Moodley (Transnet advisory tender)
Pending
Court
High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Johannesburg
Filed
2022
Parties
The State v Brian Molefe, Anoj Singh, Siyabonga Gama, Garry Pita, Phetolo Ramosebudi, Niven Pillay, Litha Nyhonyha, Daniel Roy, Kuben Moodley
What was claimed
Contravention of the Public Finance Management Act, fraud, money laundering and corruption relating to a 2012 locomotives transaction advisory tender awarded to a McKinsey-led consortium; prosecutors allege Regiments Capital was irregularly brought in, raising the contract's value to over R395m.
What the court decided
No verdict. 2025-01-31: trial postponed to 2 February 2026.1
S v Gigaba, Singh, Molefe, Gama and Jiyane (Transnet locomotive acquisition)
Pending
Court
High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Johannesburg
Parties
The State v Malusi Gigaba, Anoj Singh, Brian Molefe, Siyabonga Gama, Thamsanqa Jiyane
What was claimed
Corruption relating to the alleged irregular award of contracts for 95, 100 and 1,064 locomotives, said by the NPA to have caused a loss of billions of rands to Transnet.
What the court decided
No verdict. 2026-01-30: case transferred to the High Court and postponed to 19 February 2026. October 2026: strike-off application (section 342A) argued; judgment reserved to 26 November 2026.23