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Daniels: Phone call to a Gupta brother led to Koko suspension being called off
Daniels has told the state capture inquiry there was a unanimous decision by the power utility's people and governance committee to take action against Koko.
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Brown: I wasn't involved in Eskom procurement matters as minister
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.
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Brown denies allegations of putting Molefe’s name forward for Eskom top job
Former Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has distanced herself from personally recommending former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe to the post.
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Brown explains she had difficult working relationship with Eskom execs
The former Public Enterprises minister was testifying on Eskom-related matters at the state capture commission on Monday.
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Brown defends appointments she made as Public Enterprises minister
Lynne Brown is back at the state capture commission on Monday, where evidence leaders are focusing on the appointment of Richard Seleke as director-general.
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Brown: I didn't know about R1.68bn prepayment in sale of Optimum Mine to Guptas
Minister Lynne Brown on Friday told the Commission of Inquiry into State Capture that she believed the sale of Optimum Coal Mine mine by Glencore to Gupta-owned Tegeta was a direct transaction.
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Brown denies saying 'eish' when Zuma wanted to postpone Eskom board meeting
That's what former Acting Director-General Matsietsi Mokholo told the state capture commission, but Brown denied that that was her reaction, adding that she disagreed with interfering with the autonomy of the board.
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Brown says she already knew Atul Gupta when she was appointed minister
She said that she met Atul Gupta when she travelled to India with former minister, Essop Pahad, and he called her on the day that she was appointed.
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Brown tells Zondo commission she lives a modest life, not a lavish one
She claims while in local government, 29 of the 30 municipalities she worked in received clean audits and she was known as a corruption buster.
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WATCH LIVE: Lynne Brown testifies at Zondo commission
Brown will be asked about Eskom while later on Minister Gwede Mantashe and former Deputy Minister Thabang Makwetla will talk about Bosasa.
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Mokholo: False perceptions that I aided state capture making my life difficult
She said she was called in person by former President Jacob Zuma who told her to pass on an instruction to an Eskom board meeting.
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Brown suggested appointment of Molefe as Eskom CEO, inquiry told
Former Eskom board chair Ben Ngubane is back at the commission on Tuesday morning, answering questions about the Tegeta R1.6 billion guarantee that didn’t get board approval.
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Ngubane explains Essa email involvement in Zola Tsotsi's removal at Eskom
Advocate Pule Seleka asked ben Ngubane if he was communicating with Essa about Tsotsi's removal through an email called 'businessman'.
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Venete Klein offended by Zola Tsotsi calling her a 'Gupta board member'
Venete Klein was among members that expressed no-confidence in Tsotsi before he was suspended and she said that it was frustrating working with him because he didn’t respond to emails and requests for engagement.
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Eskom board resolved to protect Zuma, Brown over exec suspensions - Tsotsi
A barely audible recording played before the state capture commission has reminded former board chair Zola Tsotsi that one of the board members said: 'We must protect our leaders'.
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Former Eskom CE Matona: Lynne Brown told me to leave suspension meeting
Tshediso Matona said he was hearing for the first time on Monday that a board resolution that set up an inquiry into Eskom, and also suspended him, was not drafted by the board.
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JUDITH FEBRUARY: Looking back in anger at the Eskom debacle
As damning testimony relating to Eskom is revealed at the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture, Judith February says we shouldn't forget the red flags which predated the commission.
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Magashule: Interim WC PEC can tap into experience of Brown, Rasool
African National Congress (ANC) secretary-general Ace Magashule said that the newly appointed Western Cape interim leadership could tap into the experience of old faces like Lynne Brown and Ebrahim Rasool.
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ANC WC interim task team old wine in new bottle, says SACP
The team is meant to turn the Western Cape party structures around and address persistent infighting and factionalism.
