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The vice president of the Supreme Court warned Dudu Myeni on Friday that he may not be doing himself any favors by refusing to answer questions.
FILE: Former Chairman of the Board of SAA Dudu Myeni. Image: GCIS
JOHANNESBURG – Supreme Court Vice President Raymond Zondo again warned former South African Airways (SAA) chairman Dudu Myeni on Friday that he would rule on the allegations made by witnesses, including the former chief operating officer. de Bosasa, Angelo Agrizzi, with or without his version of events if it needs to be.
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Myeni has largely not responded to questions from the state apprehension commission this week, except when she responded to the statement that she is so powerful that she prevented the Hawks from executing a search and seizure warrant at her Richard’s Bay home.
He said that not answering the questions did not mean that he was admitting his guilt.
Zondo warned Myeni that she might be doing herself no favors by refusing to answer questions.
“When I evaluate the evidence without any denial on his part, it can be difficult not to accept the reasons Mr. Agrizzi presents,” he said.
Among the allegations is that he gave Agrizzi and the late Gavin Watson a confidential police file on the Bosasa investigations.
But Myeni was adamant.
“It does not mean an admission of guilt or an admission of wrongdoing,” he said.
Her legal team said she was being ambushed with affidavits being filed while she was on the stand.
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