According to testimony before the Zondo commission, Eskom appears to have misled treasury about the quality of coal from a Gupta-owned coal mine
The former Eskom executive denied a slew of corruption allegations made against him in an interview with Eusebius McKaiser
The decision taken by then Eskom CEO Brian Molefe to give Optimum coal mine the cold shoulder jeopardised the coal supply to the Hendrina station
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan had been forced to give up his plan to import technical assistance for Eskom from Rome
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa announced that Eskom’s tariffs will increase by 9.4% in 2019, 8.1% in 2020 and 5.2% in 2021
The power utility will get much less than it asked for, but the new tariffs will still bust pockets
Zukiswa Rantho has been left off the ANC’s post-election lists
Eskom was effectively ‘fooling the system’ when it made a multimillion-rand prepayment to the Guptas for coal from the ailing Optimum coal mine
Snehal Nagar and Gert Opperman from Eskom’s primary energy division will testify at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture on Tuesday
The negotiations with Huarong Energy Africa had raised a number of red flags since they commenced in late 2016
Eskom treasury official Sincedile Shweni told the commission that Eskom contravened procurement regulations that govern unsolicited loan bids
Eskom treasury official Sincedile Shweni is scheduled to give testimony on Monday
Eskom treasurer Andre Pillay told the commission on Friday that Singh was seemingly determined to sign a term sheet in advance of the R25-billion loan
What South Africa needs is affordable, reliable and clean energy
Engineers should be consulted on solutions for the country’s embattled power giant
"Eskom allegedly gave Tegeta preferential treatment even though the coal it supplied from its Brakfontein mine did not pass quality checks."
The utility has released toxic pollutants up to five times a day, a study has found, for which it could be fined R46-billion
Eskom put its future into just two megaplants, a handful of contractors and a single energy coal which some of our banks will no longer finance.
Cyril Ramaphosa is no Margaret Thatcher but he is having to determine the same issue: Who runs the country?
Former Glencore CEO Clinton Ephron will take the stand on Wednesday and is set to outline how the company was pressured into selling the Optimum mine
The 32-month suspension of late coal scientist Mark van der Riet compromised Eskom’s efforts to avoid the adverse effects of poor quality coal
General manager for Eskom’s primary energy division Dan Mashigo will take the stand on Tuesday
Former head of generation at Eskom, Matshela Koko, is alleged to have leaked confidential information to Gupta associate Salim Essa
Eskom prepares for worker ‘sabotage’: expected lay-offs delayed until after elections, police and army on standby
Coal is still very much part of South Africa’s energy mix, given the abundance of the mineral, Energy Minister Jeff Radebe has said
Former Eskom board member George Sebulela twice denied his relationship with IT giant EOH which was vying for a multibillion-rand contract with Eskom
Will Moody’s, won’t Moody’s? The country’s wellbeing depends on a viable turnabout plan
Tito Mboweni’s budget could pit the ANC against significant members of its constituency
The embattled power utility will be the commission’s focus for the next three weeks
Run your home like a country and you’ll soon learn how to hold the government accountable
Despite admitting that pollutants from its plants are killing people, a cash-strapped Eskom says it cannot afford to comply with environmental laws
The utility fears sabotage if Nersa doesn’t grant a price hike, which may lead to retrenchments