Koko will resume duties as head of generation on Monday January 8.
The party will have to tackle polarising policies when its new leadership takes the helm
The return to Eskom of its controversial CEO Matshela Koko may still depend on legal action
The city of gold’s creaky infrastructure means water insecurity may cause it to run out by 2025
The Helen Suzman Foundation and Magda Wierzycka say their action is necessary in the “absence of action” by law enforcement agencies.
Ingula is more than just an electricity generating facility, it serves as an example of how eco-friendly principles can be married with development.
Finance Minister announces investigation by Financial Services Board into alleged misconduct
A minister was subpoenaed. Anoj Singh tried to disrupt proceedings. Ajay Gupta wants to respond on his terms and the chair was questioned by Hawks.
‘It would be funny if it wasn’t so tragic, which is why it is simply tragicomic,’ says the writer
As the probe takes a breather, committee members report intimidation and more Gupta dirt emerges
Brian Molefe now contends he never left Eskom and so, legally, he should be allowed to return to the office and position that is rightfully his
Army officer and former MP Brian Molefe on Wednesday argued that he remains the CEO of Eskom because he resigned and retired at the same time.
Bongo allegedly received instructions from Eskom’s Zethembe Khoza to bribe the head evidence leader and collapse the inquiry into the utility.
Witnesses have reportedly declined to testify against former chief executive Matshela Koko at the internal disciplinary hearing against him
ANC secretary general Gwede Mantashe says the ANC cannot be seen to be allowing individuals to get away with big corruption at state level.
‘The hearings, so far, have indeed been a roundabout of accusation and counter-accusation, much denial and much fulmination’
The charges relate to allegations that Bongo allegedly offered to bribe the evidence leader in the Parliamentary inquiry into state capture at Eskom
Former Eskom chairperson Zola Tsotsi has claimed that Tony Gupta threatened Tsotsi’s job if he did not help the Guptas at Eskom.
In her testimony at the inquest into Eskom, board member Venete Klein detailed why Molefe was hired and how he almost walked away with R30-million
‘At some point one must assume that her ignorance is self-induced. That point has long passed’
The banks’ exposure to the utility is limited but a debt failure would create a financial black hole
The power utility’s spokesperson told Parliament that the public enterprises minister had buried evidence to protect compromised senior executives.
President Jacob Zuma seems to be making a final push to secure the nuclear power deal before his tenure comes to an end. But it won’t be easy.
On Tuesday, Tshediso Matona explained how Eskom’s lack of procedure led to a R23-billion cash injection and a R1-billion a month diesel procurement.
The state is dangerously exposed by the utility’s reliance on borrowing and its ‘dire’ financial position must be reversed, experts warn
Equal Education has taken the fight over the Eastern Cape’s education infrastructure crisis to the state owned enterprises largely responsible
Former Trillian adviser to Eskom Mosilo Mothepu detailed how big bosses made hundreds of millions in trading on the firing of Nhlanhla Nene.
SA Titanic needs to do a 180˚ turn in record time if the country is to be rescued from the quagmire
Several events could derail the budget but it’s the failure of parastatals that could blow the ship totally out of the water
Like that of KPMG, it does not answer the tough questions, probably because it is aware of the possible legal ramifications
The appointment of a new energy minister could pave the way for a nuclear deal despite legal, financial and civic obstacles
The facts show that plain greed led the firm to turn a blind eye to blatant corruption