Minister of Public Enterprises, Pravin Gordhan, confirmed Lamberti’s resignation and that it had been duly accepted
The power utility says that it won’t be lights out this winter
Vindicated former Imperial executive hopes her case will give female workers the courage to speak out
The party believes Mark Lamberti does not meet the prescripts of the public utility’s code of ethics
South Africa’s power utility would do well to consider swapping out expensive new coal-powered capability for renewables
The long-awaited partnerships have been marred by numerous delays, including a last-minute court challenge last month.
Pressing ahead with coal and nuclear power generation projects has come at a huge and unsustainable cost – to both Eskom and the country
The high court has rejected an urgent application to interdict the signing of 27 outstanding renewable independent power producer projects.
The power utility’s use of open cycle gas turbines has spiked in recent months, with fuel spend on these peaking power stations soaring almost 30 fold
Renewable energy producers were set to go ahead but resistance has gained momentum
Eskom may produce 90% of electricity, but steep tariff hikes in recent years mean that users will increasingly look for more affordable solutions
After the CCMA declared the utility’s former head of legal’s dismissal as "unfair", Eskom charged her with "serious misconduct"
Listing requirements for the debt market stand accused of being weaker than those for equities
Natty threads can’t disguise the untruths hiding behind Gigaba’s perfectly polished smile
The committee, which has been investigating maladministration at Eskom, asked Gupta brothers Ajay, Atul and Rajesh to appear before it
Committee planned to hear testimony from Atul and Ajay Gupta, as well as Minister Malusi Gigaba, and former SAA board chair Dudu Myeni on Tuesday
Experts from across the country gathered to chart a way forward to bring cheaper energy to South Africa
Nersa has told Eskom it cannot pass cost increases on to consumers. Rather, it will be expected to cut operational costs and inefficiencies
The banks are fighting shy of the politically hot companies, putting business rescue in jeopardy
A recently-concluded internal SAP investigation found irregularities in the management of third party transactions
It was not only Dudu Myeni that couldn’t attend parliamentary committees, Malusi Gigaba was missing in action too
The date of the state capture inquiry, and who the evidence leader will be, is expected to be announced
Eskom delayed suspending Matshela Koko in March 2017 to avoid litigation, the Eskom inquiry heard.
Despite the naysayers, South Africa’s new president has pulled astute moves in a short time
Eskom has confirmed that the R5-billion short term loan it received from the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) will be paid back on Thursday
S&P Global Ratings has again downgraded the long-term debt of Eskom
Selling off state-owned enterprises may not guarantee their continued developmental role
Eskom’s board shut down an investigation into allegations of irregular payments to Trillian when it got too close to revealing corruption
Three companies submitted their BBBEE certificates to Eskom to secure contracts and meet internal procurement criteria during the course of 2016.
The budget outlines the risks they pose but there are plans to mitigate against them
Up until Friday, Koko had refused bow to pressure to resign.
He came to power as a compromised figure. He survived a rape trial. He factionalised the ANC and under his watch, SOEs reached a point of implosion