Former Eskom and Transnet chief financial officer Anoj Singh at the Zondo commission in Braamfontein. Picture: Neil McCartney
Former Transnet chief financial officer Anoj Singh will take to the witness stand at the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture on Thursday to give evidence relating to the rail and freight company.
In March this year Singh admitted during his testimony to renting four safety vaults to store large amounts of cash and other valuables at Knox Vault in Killarney, Johannesburg.
Singh, who is implicated in dodgy dealings with the Guptas, told commission chair Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo he needed the safety deposit boxes for four of his family members.
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The matter comes after a witness testified at the commission in camera because of security fears last year, said he would drive Singh to the Gupta residence, when Singh would often carry a bag.
The witness said the bag on some occasions was filled with R100 or R200 notes and that Singh would regularly lock the money in a vault.
Singh denied these allegations, claiming that witness 3’s affidavit and testimony were not credible.
He further denied he knew the Guptas personally.