Norma has threatened to thrust Gigabas dirty dealings with the controversial Gupta family into the public spotlight.
Panicking, Gigaba pleaded with the commission that Normas’s testimony should be behind closed doors.
But the former finance minister’s gagging attempt failed.
Malusi Gigaba’s dealings with the Guptas will take centre stage tomorrow when Norma Mngoma testifies at the Zondo Commission. Images: @norma.mngoma/ Instagram & RODGER BOSCH/AFP via Getty Images.Source: Getty Images
Gigaba reportedly claimed that many personal details would be exposed if Mngoma was allowed to testify in public.
Norma said:
The former love birds married in 2014 in a glittering ceremony attended by high-profile people.
They have two children, Nkanyezi and Mvelo.
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Norma said nobody will stop her from going to the commission.
Gigaba could not be reached for comment.
On Thursday, the Commission confirmed Mngoma’s appearance.
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Meanwhile,Briefly Newspreviously reported thatNorma Gigaba was vindicatedwhen thehigh courtdubbed the Hawk arrest unlawful.
The Gauteng HighCourtin Pretoria ruled that the warrant of arrest for Norma Gigaba and its subsequent execution was unlawful.
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