Daniel Matjila, the former CEO of SA’s state-owned pension manager, denied he took a bribe to help bail out VBS Mutual Bank before the lender’s collapse, a commission of inquiry heard.

Matjila, who is testifying before the ongoing probe into allegations of wrongdoing at the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), was accused of taking R5m in cash for facilitating further funding for the lender...

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