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Mkhwebane warns Letsatsi-Duba of jail time if she fails to declassify document
On Wednesday, Mkhwebane laid a criminal complaint against the minister over what she call interference with the functioning of her office.
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Eskom: Here’s what Gordhan and Mabuza say is the problem
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan and Eskom board chair Jabu Mabuza explain why South Africa reached stage 4 load shedding again at the weekend, and what lies ahead.
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Gordhan blames state capture, mismanagement for Eskom crisis
Eskom’s top executives and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan have briefed the media in Rosebank and said they faced a huge challenge to overcome the crisis.
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Gordhan meets with Eskom board, management as rolling blackouts continue
On Saturday, the minister and officials from his department were briefed on the financial and restructuring issues facing the struggling power utility.
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Jonas: Hostility between Zuma, Treasury made us fear for our lives
Mcebisi Jonas says before he and Pravin Gordhan were fired, most of the hostility was centred around the proposed nuclear deal and issues of expenditure.
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Judgement on Moyane’s request to cross-examine Gordhan reserved
Former Sars Commissioner Tom Moyane’s lawyer has argued his client deserves to cross-examine Pravin Gordhan, who directly implicated him in his testimony.
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Gordhan's evidence must be tested to be accepted, Moyane's lawyer argues
Advocate Dali Mpofu is addressing the Zondo commission of inquiry on Tom Moyane’s application to cross-examine Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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State capture inquiry hears Moyane application to cross-examine Gordhan
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan is reportedly fighting Moyane’s bid and believes that he is being used by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) to advance the party's political campaign against him.
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Eskom appoints team to review operation maintenance
This is part of the many interventions Eskom will be looking into as it tries to sort out its challenges including ageing infrastructure and rolling blackouts.
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ANC says Gordhan, Mchunu's comments on Eskom engineers taken out of context
ANC acting spokesperson Zizi Kodwa says after an investigation they found that the two senior members remarks were taken out of context.
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Eskom engineers, personnel under the microscope after #LoadShedding
This follows a meeting with representatives from the Engineering Council who have volunteered their services to fix the problems at Eskom.
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ANC unreservedly apologises to Pravin Gordhan, Senzo Mchunu
The ANC had released a statement accusing the two of criticising black engineers.
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Treasury economist Catherine MacLeod to take stand at #StateCaptureInquiry
On Monday, former Treasury Director-General Lungisa Fuzile concluded his testimony and largely corroborated the evidence of former Finance Ministers Pravin Gordhan and Nhlanhla Nene.
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DA heads to ConCourt to have president give reasons for executive decisions
The case stems from a High Court ruling two years ago, which found former President Jacob Zuma should have provided reasons for sacking Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan.
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Eskom defends govt decision to bring in external engineers to probe crisis
On Wednesday, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan told Parliament a panel of experts will be roped in to investigate what caused seven generating units to collapse at the weekend, leading to a blackout.
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#LoadShedding: Italian engineers roped in, but will Eskom survive until April?
On Wednesday, Eskom revealed it is technically insolvent and will fail to exist at the current rate by April.
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Pravin Gordhan concedes Eskom is facing massive problems
During the Sona debate, Minister Pravin Gordhan also admitted to design and construction flaws at Eskom’s newest power plants Kusile and Medupi.
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[CARTOON] Two-Faced Malema
By Dr Jack & Curtis.
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South Africa to debate whether to split Eskom - Gordhan
Eskom is vital to the health of the South African economy as it supplies more than 90% of its power, but it is drowning in debt after a decade of steep financial decline.
