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11 July 2019, 10:02 AM  |
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Francis Callard agreed that Brian Molefe and Anoj Singh unjustifiably decided on an inflated purchase price for China South Rail locomotives.

Francis Callard agreed that Brian Molefe and Anoj Singh unjustifiably decided on an inflated purchase price for China South Rail locomotives.

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Francis Callard agreed that Brian Molefe and Anoj Singh unjustifiably decided on an inflated purchase price for China South Rail locomotives.

Former Transnet Electrical Engineer Francis Callard continues with his testimony at the State Capture Inquiry on Thursday morning in Johannesburg.

On Wednesday, Callard agreed that former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe and Chief Financial Officer Anoj Singh unjustifiably decided on an inflated purchase price for China South Rail locomotives.

 

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