Former chairperson of South African Airways who was declared a delinquent director for life by the High Court in Pretoria in 2020 and who died in June 2024 while facing Bosasa-linked corruption charges.
Latest ruling source 16 Jun 2024Docket checked 26 Oct 20266 sources
Question
What did the court decide?
Where it stands
Withdrawn or dismissedWhere it stands
2 cases recorded. Most recent: S v Myeni and Mathenjwa (Bosasa / Sondolo IT matter) (withdrawn or dismissed).
Detail
S v Myeni and Mathenjwa (Bosasa / Sondolo IT matter)
Withdrawn or dismissed
Court
High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Johannesburg
Filed
Sep 2023
Parties
The State (NPA Investigating Directorate) v. Dudu Myeni and Trevor Mathenjwa (former director of Sondolo IT)
What was claimed
Corruption and fraud involving about R300,000 in alleged gratification from Sondolo IT, including about R200,000 in home security upgrades (May 2014 to March 2015) and over R107,000 in hotel and travel benefits.
What the court decided
No verdict; case against her ended with her death on 14 June 2024.12
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse NPC and Another v Myeni (Myeni v Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse and Another)
Final
Court
High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Pretoria
Case number
15996/2017
Filed
Mar 2017
Parties
Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse NPC and South African Airways Pilots' Association v. Dudu Myeni (other SAA respondents cited)
What was claimed
Declaration under section 162(5) of the Companies Act that Myeni be a delinquent director over her conduct as SAA chair, centred on the 2015 Emirates route-sharing MOU and the Airbus swap transaction.
What the court decided
27 May 2020: Judge Tolmay found dishonesty, breach of fiduciary duty, recklessness and gross negligence, declared her delinquent for life, awarded attorney-and-client costs including three counsel, and referred the judgment to the NPA. 22 December 2020: leave to appeal refused and the section 18 enforcement order granted, making the order immediately enforceable; her application to admit new evidence dismissed with costs. 19 February 2021: further judgment reported as [2021] ZAGPPHC 56.345