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Eskom ‘misled’ treasury over multi-billion rand Gupta contract
According to testimony before the Zondo commission, Eskom appears to have misled treasury about the quality of coal from a Gupta-owned coal mine
Eskom’s coal supply threatened by foiled Optimum deal, Zondo inquiry hears
The decision taken by then Eskom CEO Brian Molefe to give Optimum coal mine the cold shoulder jeopardised the coal supply to the Hendrina station
Zondo commission: Eskom ‘fooled the system’ to pay the Guptas
Eskom was effectively 'fooling the system' when it made a multimillion-rand prepayment to the Guptas for coal from the ailing Optimum coal mine
Zondo commission to hear how the Guptas nabbed their Optimum coal mine
Former Glencore CEO Clinton Ephron will take the stand on Wednesday and is set to outline how the company was pressured into selling the Optimum mine
SIU wants Eskom-Tegeta R3.7bn coal contract cancelled
The ten-year contract is expected to end in 2025
Gupta looters leave SA in the dark
And a planned PetroSA plant shutdown meant Eskom could not replenish diesel supplies
‘Why are you fighting with the Gupta family?’
A forensic report into maladministration at Eskom and Transnet paints a picture of Koko's hand in the Guptas' alleged capture of Eskom
Gigaba, Koko and Singh named in bombshell treasury report on rot at Eskom, Transnet
The report also implicates whistleblower Suzanne Daniels
Banks called out over Gupta heists
A new report focuses on the role of financial institutions in the illicit movement of of money
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