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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA NOVEMBER 12: Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan at ZondoÂ?s commission of inquiry into state capture on November 12, 2018 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Testifying at the inquiry, former public enterprises minister Barbara Hogan revealed that the ANC and its alliance partner ANCYL, attacked her as they pushed for the beleaguered Simphiwe Gama to be appointed Transnet CEO. (Photo by Gallo Images / Business Day / Alon Skuy)
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan faced intimidation and victimisation for refusing to be party to state capture, the judicial inquiry into state capture headed by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo heard on Monday.
Gordhan is set to continue giving evidence at the inquiry on Tuesday.
On his first day he spoke of preferred appointments at government entities, mysterious foreign deals at local parastatals and Zuma's determination to procure nuclear power, even at a scale South Africa could not afford.
