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Moyane using StateCaptureInquiry to 'rehabilitate himself', Zondo hears

Advocate Michelle Le Roux, arguing for public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan against Moyane's application for leave to cross-examine the minister, said the former commissioner failed to set a foundation identifying aspects in Gordhan's evidence that he disagrees with and grounds for that.

''Is it necessary...and does it progress the commission's work if it digresses into the issues listed in Mr Moyane's application? We would submit it does not. He wants to resuscitate the so called rogue unit narrative and traverse his removal as commissioner of Sars. The language of his founding affidavit is quite extreme if not hysterical...he talks about Mr Gordhan having a vendetta [against him] and that it is the minister's life's work to remove him.

Last month, Moyane suffered another blow in his quest to be reinstated when the Constitutional Court denied him leave to appeal a court ruling dismissing an earlier challenge to his dismissal. Commission chairperson Deputy Chief Justice Zondo disagreed with Le Roux's suggestion that Moyane is asking the commission to reverse the Nugent probe.

 

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