Former Eskom chief executive Brian Molefe on Tuesday lost his bid to have the DA and EFF excluded from his Labour Court case to get his job back.
The Eskom board has appointed Johnny Dladla as the acting chief executive, following a series of leadership crises at the power utility.
The portfolio committee on public enterprises on Wednesday adopted the terms of reference of the inquiry
The country stands to slip deeper into crisis unless the lust for loot is stopped. The economy is already in deep trouble.
Mkhwebane made the announcement late on Wednesday night in a press statement.
The scandals surrounding Eskom were caused by the neglect of corporate governance rules by various parties.
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The misfortunes experienced by Brian Molefe, the CEO of Eskom, shows that the battle for the country’s public purse is not a one way bet.
All the public gets to know about the goings-on at Eskom is its never-ending tariff hikes, with a mooted new increase to municipalities of 27%.
Even if Molefe leaves Eskom for real now, his buddy will remain in charge of the books.
Brian Molefe is seeking urgent relief in the Labour Court to set aside his dismissal as Eskom group chief executive.
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Justice Minister Michael Masutha, who led the inter-ministerial committee, made the announcement on Wednesday during a press briefing at Parliament.
The governing party’s leadership also warned its members against falling into the hands of the opposition.
What exactly did Brian Mofele do at Eskom? Did he resign, retire or go on unpaid leave?
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The one person who was under no obligation whatsoever to conceal the truth about his resignation was the Eskom boss himself.
There are many amusing contradictions between the stories about Brian Molefe and how he came to resign/retire/be retrenched/return as Eskom CEO.
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Under a new agreement, Molefe is now formally considered to have been on “unpaid leave” during the period he served as an MP.
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Molefe agreed to return to the post of Eskom chief executive last week after resigning as an ANC MP.
News broke that Molefe would return to his former job at Eskom next week after he and the board could not come to an agreement over a pension payout.
It will ‘impossible’ to fund nuclear power after the downgrades by ratings agencies.
The parastatal accused a retired judge of bias and gross irregularity for ‘turning a blind eye’ to its evidence.
The court has instructed government to consider how projects would contribute to climate change.
A new coal-fired utility planned for Limpopo will contribute to global warming, and climate change will affect its ability to run efficiently.
Earthlife says the threat of global warming must form part of environmental impact assessments.