Matshela Koko is the power utility’s head of generation who is expected to implicate former Eskom chair Zola Tsotsi in illicit payments.
On Thursday, finance minister Malusi Gigaba warned that if not dealt with, Eskom could collapse the country’s entire economy
Lynne Brown’s continued failure to address the crisis facing the utility is driving the entire country to the brink
The overwhelming threat posed by Eskom to the economy was the biggest concern for speakers at the ANC’s Progressive Business Forum on Saturday.
The return to Eskom of its controversial CEO Matshela Koko may still depend on legal action
Scopa chairperson Themba Godi said he received a letter on Monday from Transnet board chairperson Linda Mabaso requesting a postponement until January
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
‘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
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.
‘The hearings, so far, have indeed been a roundabout of accusation and counter-accusation, much denial and much fulmination’
In parliamentary probe into the power utility a parade of witnesses have passed the buck
Former Eskom chairperson Zola Tsotsi has claimed that Tony Gupta threatened Tsotsi’s job if he did not help the Guptas at Eskom.
‘At some point one must assume that her ignorance is self-induced. That point has long passed’
The power utility’s spokesperson told Parliament that the public enterprises minister had buried evidence to protect compromised senior executives.
‘Assuming to be true what we cannot yet know makes us vulnerable to manipulation, with consequences for both the innocent and the guilty’
‘Uniting with thieves and their culpable assistants is not prudent’
The state-owned energy company has been implicated in documents that trace a web of corruption
"We know the extent of the rot in the state and we know the nonstate actors who help the corrupted public officials and elected politicians."
Minister of Public Enterprises Lynne Brown has asked her personal assistant to step down following allegations related to the email leaks this week.
"Though the cartoon may offend, and has offended at least one complainant, Retief found, it neither mocks Christ nor puts him in a bad light."
The Sunday Times published an article saying, according to financial statements it had seen, Eskom only had enough money to last approximately 90 days
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
The Eskom board has appointed Johnny Dladla as the acting chief executive, following a series of leadership crises at the power utility.
Mkhwebane made the announcement late on Wednesday night in a press statement.
Ngubane under a cloud since former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela released her ‘State of Capture’ report
Brian Molefe is seeking urgent relief in the Labour Court to set aside his dismissal as Eskom group chief executive.
Justice Minister Michael Masutha, who led the inter-ministerial committee, made the announcement on Wednesday during a press briefing at Parliament.
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.
Cabinet ministers and the top six are at odds with each other over his reappointment as Eskom boss.