FORMER CEO of the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa), Lucky Montana, has accused Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo of having lost his sense of fairness and commitment to justice during the State Capture Commission.
This comes after damning evidence about alleged corruption at the rail agency, with testimony given by PRASA’s former chairperson, Popo Molefe, among others.
Montana has not yet testified.
In a fiery 6-page letter, Montana said Zondo’s inquiry, set up by presidential decree two years ago to test allegations of high-level corruption during Jacob Zuma’s nine years in power, was in danger of becoming a real ‘farce’.
“Your conduct during the current PRASA hearings has changed my view. Your unfortunate statement during the testimony of Popo Molefe and Martha Ngoye, and your terrible treatment of Mr Louis Green are the last straw for me,” said Montana.
“It finally dawned on me during Louis Green’s testimony
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