Former Public Enterprises Minister, Malusi Gigaba says the Guptas were constantly name-dropping which made him uncomfortable.
He says this led him to distance himself from the family for a while.
Gigaba was testifying at the State Capture Inquiry.
Gigaba previously told the commission that the Guptas were his friends and that he attended social and cultural functions with them.
Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa will testify next month on dates still to be determined.
More Stories
Thabo Bester Did Not Die In A Fire But Escaped From Prison – DCS
SA Won’t Go Beyond Stage 6 Power Cuts – Ramokgopa
World TB Day – Yes! We Can End TB
Medical Fees Rise By 5.3% In February – Stats SA
Power Cuts Case Continues
Ramokgopa Tours Troubled Tutuka
EFF’s No-Confidence Motion Against Speaker Fails
The National Treasury Should Do More To Alleviate Household Costs Of Loadshedding
Eskom Concedes That Outrage Over Power Cuts Warranted
Electricity Minister To Visit All Power Stations
Over 500 Arrested Nationwide During Protest Action
Malema Rubbishes Concerns That EFF Nationwide Protest Will Turn Violent