The commission is hearing testimony relating to the flow of money from the North West department of transport, South African Express and to other entities.
The commission of inquiry into state capture on Friday heard testimony on how millions flowed from a company which was allegedly controlled by a government official into an advisory and consultancy firm.
The evidence leader at the commission, senior counsel Kate Hofmeyr earlier told the commission that according to previous testimony at the inquiry, Koreneka was controlled by former SAX commercial manager Brian van Wyk. On January 4, 2016, Van Wyk requested that R300,000 be paid to him in cash, Natasen told the commission.
Van Wyk had approached Natasen around October 2015 to request that Neo Solutions hold R10 million for him, dividends he had secured from private business interests, the witness said.
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