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politically connected businessman Roy Moodley, saying he attempted to “capture” him on numerous occasions.
He said it all started in 2015 when Molefe met Moodley for the first time — a meeting on foreign soil. This was in Berlin, Germany, at a rail exhibition attended by global industry players. Molefe said he was invited to the event by Prasa CEO Lucky Montana. Moodley stayed at the same hotel as Molefe, on the same floor.
“Clearly somebody had told Mr Moodley which entrance I was going to be using because clearly he was waiting for me.They then invited Molefe to their stand but he claimed to have refused. Molefe added that it was at this event that he learnt that Moodley was very close to Prasa management.
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