'We will deal with him': ANC claims André De Ruyter dodging legal papers
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula claims former Eskom CEO André De Ruyter is ignoring legal papers sent to him, owed to his 'nomadic life'.
African National Congress (ANC) secretary general Fikile Mbalula addresses members and supporters of the ANC at the Mjindi Town Hall in Barberton on Sunday 7 January 2024, on the eve of the party's 112th birthday. Picture: Supplied/@MYANC on X
JOHANNESBURG - The African National Congress (ANC) says its case against former Eskom CEO André De Ruyter continues, despite him not acknowledging the legal papers it has sent to the engineer.
The party's secretary-general Fikile Mbalula addressed the media on Thursday at its headquarters in the Johannesburg CBD, where he made a claim that De Ruyter left the country with a huge load shedding problem.
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Mbalula said De Ruyter moved from country to country, failing to acknowledge the legal documents the party attempted to deliver to him on numerous occasions.
"De Ruyter's case is still continuing. We gave him the papers in Germany and he shifted... he is now in the US. He is living an international nomadic life. So when we catch him here, he moves to another direction, but as soon as he touches in South Africa, we will deal with him."