Who are the shady middlemen who derailed Prasa? We turn our attention to Auswell ‘tall trains’ Mashaba, whose business Swifambo Rail Leasing is one of the locomotives of corruption at Prasa ...

It focuses on the activities of Makhensa Mabunda and Auswell Mashaba, the men who orchestrated the purchase of unusable locomotives for the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa). Makhensa ...

Auswell Mashaba, of Swifambo Rail Leasing, continued his property shopping trip after this and now owns R50 million's worth. Swifambo won a R3.5 billion tender in 2012 to supply new locomotives to ...

This comes after South African businessman Auswell Mashaba instructed Moran Auctioneers to seize and sell office items to recover his debt. Also Read: Safaricom Launches Money Market Fund After ...

Swifambo Rail is behind the infamous 'tall train' controversy. Under Lucky Montana – then CEO of Prasa – Swifambo Rail won a R3.5 billion Prasa tender in 2013 to supply locomotives. The ...

Businessman Auswell Mashaba, who has won lucrative contracts at the Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa), was subpoenaed by the commission headed by then Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo last ...

Johannesburg - The commission of inquiry into state capture has summoned Swifambo director Auswell Mashaba after he adopted the same attitude as former president Jacob Zuma. Evidence leader ...

Director of Swifambo Rail, Auswell Mashaba, will not be appearing for the Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture. This was revealed by commission evidence leader Vas Soni on ...

This week Montana shed some light on an estimated R80-million that Swifambo Rail Leasing director Auswell Mashaba, a member of the ANC, made to the “movement” after his company was awarded a ...

Evidence tabled in court showed that Mr Mashaba loaned the brokerage firm $2,265,000 (Sh293 million) on January 25, 2017. The amount was alleged to be repaid with interest at interest rates of 7. ...

Makhensa Mabunda and Auswell Mashaba were at the heart of the corrupt deals This is the second in a series of articles on corruption in PRASA's dealings with front company Swifambo Rail Leasing.