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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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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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Cutting ties with Gupta-linked firms 'a victory against corruption'
On Wednesday, the GP government announced its decision to terminate its contracts with auditing firm KPMG and consulting firm McKinsey. The SACP welcomes this.
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Eskom: Suzanne Daniels' disciplinary hearing may continue for a few days
Eskom says that it is still unclear how long a disciplinary process against its legal head Suzanne Daniels will go on for, as it's depends on the independent chairperson.
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Mbalula hints at imminent high-profile state capture arrests
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula assured the public that all matters related to corruption are being investigated.
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2 banks drop McKinsey in fallout from South Africa scandal
McKinsey, the world’s largest management consultancy, has denied doing anything illegal but said this month that it was embarrassed by mistakes it made while working with Eskom.
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New Eskom interim CEO wants space to focus on duties
Acting CEO Johnny Dladla was replaced by Maritz last week. He is a former information officer who apparently reported to suspended executive Matshela Koko.
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[ALERT] McKinsey to pay back Eskom fee if court finds contract invalid
In a statement, the firm said that it stands by the work it did for Eskom and that it wants to resolve the issue. It further said that it has no interest in benefitting from an invalid contract.
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Eskom finally implements Bowman’s recommendations on Trillian, McKinsey
Eskom it's trying to recover the money from both firms because interim investigations show that the payments were illegal.
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Civil society organisations demand action against McKinsey
Protesters gathered outside the company's Sandton office.
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Confusion continues to swirl within Eskom over Trillian scandal
Eskom’s acting chairZethembe Khoza insists he didn’t know that Eskom was paying Trillian directly but as information has emerged they’ve taken action.
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DA: Brown can't claim to be oblivious to capture of SOEs
The DA laid fraud, collusion and racketeering charges against global consultancy firm McKinsey for its alleged role in deals between Eskom and Gupta-linked advisory company, Trillian.
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DA to open case against McKinsey for fraud, racketeering & collusion
It's emerged that the international consultancy firm was warned of the risks associated with Gupta-linked company Trillian four years ago.
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DA calls for McKinsey to appear at parliament inquiry
McKinsey has been under scrutiny over the alleged influence businessmen friends of President Jacob Zuma, the Guptas, have over the allocation of state contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
