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Eskom's Makgoba hails state capture inquiry's findings into the utility
Eskom board chair Professor Malegapuru Makgoba has hailed the state capture inquiry findings on Eskom as an important step in bringing those who undermined the...
The state capture commission has released its finding on Eskom, with former officials found to have used their powers to benefit consultancy firm Trillian.
What could Busisiwe and her team have done if they had focused on their Eskom business mandate and forgot about their claim to fame?
The Zondo Commission said that between 2014 and 2015, the two companies were awarded the R2.2 billion contracts by way of confinement rather than by open public tender.
The Zondo Inquiry established that racketeering, money laundering, fraud, kickbacks, corruption and many other financial crimes were the order of the day at the company that served as the engine of the country’s economy.
Part two of the commission’s report reveals that when the Transnet top post became vacant in 2009, then-Public Enterprises Minister Barbara Hogan and the board struggled to fill the vacancy as Jacob Zuma would not relent on his preference for Siyabonga Gama.
These are just some of the prominent figures among several others named in the 870-plus pages forming three volumes of part one of Acting Chief Justice Raymond Zondo’s report.
He said he had no clue that Molefe would eventually be linked to state capture and the Gupta family.
Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to testify about his knowledge of alleged state capture in his capacity as African National Congress (ANC) president and deputy president on Wednesday morning.
She told Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo that when she was appointed as minister, all she wanted to do was get Eskom back on its feet.
Former Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has distanced herself from personally recommending former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe to the post.
Last year, Singh lost his membership with Saica, after a disciplinary committee found that he misled the Transnet board on the cost of the 1,064 locomotives that ballooned from R38 billion to R54.5 billion.
Molefe said Mosala is disgruntled because an American nuclear company that he worked with, Westinghouse, failed to get a tender from Eskom.
Molefe has concluded another session at the state capture commission but he is expected to return later on.
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe told the state capture commission that he received a recommendation from his legal team and he approved it.
Molefe has told the state capture commission that he had called a meeting to tell executives that he had decided to revoke the tender awarded to Neotel and to give it T-Systems.
Former Transnet CEO Brian Molefe said that it was an oversight on his part that ministerial approval was not obtained for increasing the price of the 1,064 locomotives because he was human.
Molefe is continuing to testify at the state capture commission on the acquisition of locomotives.
The state capture commission continues to hear Transnet-related evidence from the former Transnet Group CEO Brian Molefe and Siyabonga Gama on Wednesday.