Mckinsey
DAVID MAIMELA: The Zondo inquiry and why SA must formalise lobbying activity
Under normal circumstances, lobbying activity is perfectly legitimate. But in a climate where state capture is the buzz word, the activity gets criminalised....
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Singh battles to explain why some transactions were made which benefitted Essa
Testifying at the state capture commission on Thursday, former Transnet CFO Anoj Singh said that he could not explain why he signed an addendum that saw consultancy firm Trillian inherit Regiments' stake of a McKinsey contract.
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The Guptas and their SA collaborators must pay back the money - Gordhan
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan has borrowed the phrase often used by his arch-enemy, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), to call on companies and individuals accused of looting SOEs to refund the state.
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Singh denies knowing Essa was paid 50% of fees billed by McKinsey
Anoj Singh also denied that he had a close relationship with Salim Essa.
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McKinsey commits to repaying Transnet R870m from irregular contracts in 2 days
The firm said it would pay back all fees earned from irregular contracts with the rail agency and Eskom with interest.
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Koko tells Zondo Inquiry to reject McKinsey lead negotiator Mothepu’s testimony
Koko has returned to testify about his tenure at the power utility on Tuesday.
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Zondo questions Singh about his flights to Dubai facilitated by Salim Essa
Earlier on Tuesday at the state capture commission, he was grilled about why a contract not in line with a Treasury directive was signed with consultancy firm McKinsey.
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Treasury instructions on Eskom consultancies were ambiguous, Singh tells Zondo
Former Eskom chief financial officer, Anoj Singh, was asked why the deals with McKinsey were not in line with a Treasury directive.
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Anoj Singh stumbles on questions about McKinsey, Trillian contract with Eskom
Anoj Singh maintained that Eskom’s agreement with the pair was signed in January 2016 but the commission showed him a letter that he wrote in February in which discussions were still ongoing.
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Singh: McKinsey wasn’t honest about how Trillian become its subcontractor
Earlier on Monday, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo said it was unacceptable that Singh didn’t begin at 10 am as scheduled.
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Koko advised Eskom board to reverse approval of McKinsey engineers project
Former CEO Matshela Koko said that he would not forget this because he was on leave when the decision was made but the High Court erroneously said that he was responsible.
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Emails show Singh knew he was attending Project Pandora meetings at McKinsey
Singh earlier told the state capture commission that he did not know about Project Pandora but he met McKinsey to be briefed on the power utility before taking up a secondment.
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Singh: I attended Eskom-McKinsey meetings before working for power utility
He is back at the Zondo Inquiry to give his side of the state capture story on Wednesday.
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Molefe defends repeated awarding of contracts to McKinsey
He's told the state capture commission that he believed a new contractor would have to develop new models or use McKinsey's existing ones.
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McKinsey reaches $573m settlement over opioid crisis: US media
Almost half a million Americans died in overdoses from both prescription and illegal opioids between 1999 and 2018, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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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).
