Mckinsey
McKinsey’s Weiss confirms Regiments contract cancelled due to BEE noncompliance
McKinsey senior partner Alexander Weiss said McKinsey demanded company ownership and a BEE certificate from Regiments but it never came.
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo inquiry hears evidence from McKinsey senior partner
He is on Friday testifying about money flows at the company.
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McKinsey director agrees blatant bribes paid in acquisition of SAA contract
McKinsey director Jean-Christophe Mieszala is trying to convince the commission that it did not know that its partner, Regiments, was corrupt.
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McKinsey officials to appear at Zondo inquiry over Transnet, SAA R650m fees
The commission has reached an undertaking with McKinsey to pay back up to R650 million in fees it was paid by Transnet and the South African Airways (SAA).
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McKinsey agrees to repay R650m in fees to SAA, Transnet for work with Regiments
The state capture commission said that discussions were initiated with the consultancy company and there had been agreement.
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Hatch project director Bester details how ‘aggressive’ talks with Transnet were
The commission has been hearing damning testimony this week about what happened at Transnet.
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Mkhwebane closes 13 cases brought before her office
The Public Protector on Monday revealed findings into 35 investigations dealing with executive ethics, irregular staff appointments, and procurement irregularities.
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Suzanne Daniels: Matshela Koko is lying about emails
Daniels shared her side of the story on the Eusebius McKaiser Show.
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Andre Pillay: Anoj Singh opened the door for McKinsey & Trillian at Eskom
Eskom treasurer Andre Pillay has told the commission that as Eskom was preparing to draft its corporate plan, Anoj Singh sought help from the two firms.
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Mabuza: 'Koko gave McKinsey, Trillian advantages on Eskom contracts'
Eskom board chair Jabu Mabuza explained that by sending out the classified documents, former acting chief executive Matshela Koko gave McKinsey and Trillian an advantage.
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Turkey's Erdogan tells ministers to stop using US firm McKinsey
Last month, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak announced that Turkey had decided to work with McKinsey as part of efforts to implement a new medium-term economic programme.
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[WATCH] Suzanne Daniels: I have no regrets
Eskom’s former head of legal Suzanne Daniels has spoken out for the first time since she was dismissed in July after she was found guilty of misconduct about Eskom’s transactions with Trillian and McKinsey.
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Report: Hawks to probe Anoj Singh over suspicious transactions
Singh’s cash purchase of a R6 million home in a Durban suburb reportedly forms part of a series of suspicious transactions that Treasury has asked the Hawks to investigate.
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Parly committee won’t probe state capture claims at Transnet, Denel
Parliament’s Public Enterprises Committee is hoping to table its final report on the Eskom inquiry in the National Assembly next month.
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Gordhan: Firms implicated in state capture must return money that's due to Eskom
The minister was responding to the power utility's annual financial results released on Monday which showed R2.3 billion loss over the past financial year compared to R900 million profit the previous period.
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[LISTEN] BLSA: McKinsey’s apology not accepted
Talk Radio 702’s Bongani Bingwa spoke to Bonang Mohale, the CEO of Business Leadership, who has slammed McKinsey following its apology to SA.
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Calls for McKinsey to be charged penalty over Eskom saga
The company, together with Trillian, was contracted to affect a turnaround strategy at the power utility with McKinsey receiving R1 billion.
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Eskom happy with McKinsey payment, turns attention to Trillian
On Monday, McKinsey apologised to South Africa for its role in state capture, saying it was slow to admit wrong doing.
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'We didn't say sorry quickly & clearly enough'
McKinsey's Kevin Sneader says the company should have communicated well enough to show how serious it was taking the issue of state capture and how sorry it was for its involvement.
