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'I apologise, we are working on this': De Ruyter on SA's load shedding woes
The power utility has implemented stage two load shedding this week until Friday.
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Eskom board worried over 'wild' claims by employees charged with ill-discipline
This followed the exoneration of the power utility’s group chief executive, Andre de Ruyter, by an independent investigation, which found that he was not guilty of racism, among other allegations.
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Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter cleared of racism, wrongdoing
This comes after the board probed allegations of racism and that Andre de Ruyter did not comply with procurement and recruitment policies.
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Numsa: Eskom using wage talks as scapegoat to implement load shedding
Last week, the state-owned company warned that rising tension during wage talks could impact on operations and services.
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Numsa has 'no faith' in Eskom's de Ruyter racism probe
The investigations come after Eskom COO Solly Tshitangano alleged that de Ruyter subverted proper supply chain policies in order to make irregular appointments which he did not support as the chief procurement officer.
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Scopa slams Eskom board for delaying probe into racism claims against De Ruyter
The committee had been requested to suspend its probe because the state-owned power utility was conducting its own internal investigation into the matter.
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Scopa halts inquiry into racism allegations against Eskom CEO De Ruyter
The committee had been requested to suspend its probe, while Eskom conducts its own internal investigation.
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Ismael Semenya to lead probe into racism claims against Eskom's De Ruyter
The utility's board of directors decided to set up an independent inquiry to establish the veracity of claims of racism and abuse against the CEO by Eskom's chief procurement officer, Solly Tshitangano.
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Eskom's De Ruyter to fully cooperate with racism probe against him
Andre de Ruyter said that an investigation was welcome as it would get to the bottom of the allegations that go beyond alleged racism.
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No power stations running low on coal, says Eskom CEO De Ruyter
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said that it was regrettable that load shedding was still being implemented today.
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Anyone found guilty of wrongdoing at Eskom must go - Mabuza
The deputy president said there were a number of investigations into corruption and racist allegations at Eskom, and these must be finalised.
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Don't politicise and racialise corruption at Eskom - Mabuza
The deputy president said they wanted to get to the bottom of all corruption claims at Eskom, but would not focus on race.
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Eskom board approves probe into racism allegations against CEO De Ruyter
Eskom said the claims not only brought the utility into disrepute, but they threatened to distract from efforts to restore operational and financial sustainability at the scandal-plagued state-owned enterprise.
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Scopa to probe claims of Eskom CEO De Ruyter purging black suppliers
The investigation will also include procurement and contract management in general.
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Parly to launch Eskom-related inquiry against CEO De Ruyter
The investigation stems from a complaint lodged with Parliament’s standing committee on public accounts (Scopa) by suspended chief procurement officer Solly Tshitangano.
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Eskom projects full-year loss of R22bn
The utility released its interim results for the last six months on Monday morning, detailing a 10% decline in sales volumes compared to last year.
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WATCH LIVE: Gordhan, Lamola brief media on Eskom corruption fight
Pubic Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan, Justice Minister Ronald Lamola and Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter are briefing the media on developments in the fight against corruption at Eskom.
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De Ruyter heartened by current state of Eskom's power generating system
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said that the utility's power generating system was looking good and it was managing to keep the lights on.
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Eskom forecasts net loss of R26.2bn for 2020/2021 financial year
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said that municipalities were some of the main offenders but said that Eskom had secured 64% of funding for the 2021 financial year by the end of last month.
