We must rethink the way our laws deal with corruption so we can better protect democracy
The state-owned energy company has been implicated in documents that trace a web of corruption
Competition from low-cost green energy is putting the screw on nuclear vendors and state utilities
The state’s inertia has cost the country jobs and investment, and the decision to drop what it will pay is a blow to energy producers
The government plans to merge several state-owned companies to form one broadband firm to fast-track internet access in the country
Twenty of those municipalities had registered progress in terms of compliance, he said following a presidential coordinating council meeting.
Mystery shrouds the buyer of Tegeta, as the coal firm’s BEE credentials also come under scrutiny
Phosa accused President Jacob Zuma of looking out for his family instead of worrying about the crippling state of the country’s economy.
Little economic headway will be made ahead of October’s budget policy statement, analysts say
Concern is growing over the threat of contagion to other state agencies if a similar scenario were to play out at a company the size of Eskom.
Eskom’s top two bosses could earn R27-million bonuses for barely a year of work
We should stop treating Eskom’s executives like naughty children but hold them to account every step of the way.
The treasury will do ‘whatever it takes’ to keep the utility afloat, raising the prospect
of a bailout
The utility is at pains to turn a sow’s ear into a silk purse as interest costs continue to rise
Embattled Gupta-linked Eskom chief financial officer Anoj Singh says he earned the R1.9-million cash bonus he received in the last financial year.
Eskom has released annual financial numbers it said showed a “strengthened” financial position and insisted it was not in trouble.
The Sunday Times published an article saying, according to financial statements it had seen, Eskom only had enough money to last approximately 90 days
Regulatory body seeks Hawks intervention
Last week Molefe argued that the Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters should not be allowed to intervene in his labour court matter.
Eskom’s former chief executive now wants the labour court to refer his matter to trial
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.
Ngubane under a cloud since former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela released her ‘State of Capture’ report
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.
Eskom’s contracts have ballooned remarkably since Tegeta’s takeover of Optimum Holdings