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More new members to join Eskom board
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown says in the next few months additional members will join the Eskom board.
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Be careful who you associate with, Brown warns new Eskom board
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has called a special general meeting at Eskom's Megawatt Park on Friday to officially introduce the new board.
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Busa disappointed as majority of directors on previous Eskom board retained
Business Unity South Africa (Busa)'s Tanya Cohen is concerned, saying the previous board enabled the crisis at Eskom.
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Lynne Brown calls for Eskom to appoint new CEO soon
Brown announced the appointment of a new board yesterday, which will continue to be chaired by Zethembe Khoza.
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Khoza to remain Eskom board chair despite controversy
Minister Lynne Brown has shown she has confidence in Zethembe Khoza who will remain Eskom chairperson despite the controversy surrounding him.
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[ALERT] Lynne Brown appoints new Eskom board
Eskom has a new board, which will be tasked with righting the ship at the state-owned enterprise.
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Molefe pension payout back in spotlight in Eskom inquiry
Brian Molefe left the power utility in November 2016 apparently in the 'interest of good governance'.
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'I have no plans of resigning'
In a written response to a question from the Democratic Alliance, Minister Lynne Brown says state-owned enterprises are in a better position now than when she took over the portfolio.
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'Ill' ministers duck state capture questions in Parliament
Lynne Brown was scheduled to answer questions in the National Assembly, while Mosebenzi Zwane was supposed to explain his relationship with the Guptas.
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[LISTEN] The State We're In: 'Captured'
EWN analyses and unpacks Parliament's state capture inquiry to help you understand how the complex web of transactions, deals and moves link together, what it all means and why you need to care.
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[LISTEN] The State We're In: 'Captured'
Catch up with the latest from the parliamentary enquiry into allegations of state capture at Eskom, Transnet and Denel.
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'Comprehensive probe into state capture is best for SA, economy & Eskom'
Minister Lynne Brown’s been critical of Parliament's approach, she's accused the committee of not being fair and balanced.
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Zola Tsotsi suspects ‘clear collusion’ between Brown & Guptas
Tsotsi told MPs about 'astonishing' and 'sinister' events that led to the suspension of several senior executives at Eskom in March 2015.
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Brown: I have never consulted with Guptas or associates
The Public Enterprises Minister's denial comes just hours after former Eskom chairperson Zola Tsotsi claimed she’s clearly associated with the Guptas.
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Zuma yet to receive SIU’s Eskom probe proclamation
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown wants the SIU to carry out a wide-ranging probe into corruption and state capture at Eskom.
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[ALERT] Zwelakhe Ntshepe appointed CEO of Denel
Ntshepe has been the acting chief executive and done his utmost to distance himself from the controversial Gupta family this year.
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Parly committee allays Brown’s concerns over conflict of interest
Lynne Brown questioned whether the inquiry's evidence leader in the Public Enterprises Portfolio Committee Ntuthuzelo Vanara is conflicted.
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Brown intervenes in dispute between Denel, auditors
Lynne Brown says she hopes to have concluded an arbitration process, over annual financial statements, within the next week.
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Lynne Brown: Public Enterprises considering merger of SOEs
The Public Enterprises minister told the National Council of Provinces the survival of the state’s smaller airlines also depended on a merger.
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‘It is untrue,’ Brown says of reports linking partner to Eskom tender
Answering questions in the National Council of Provinces on Thursday afternoon, Brown said she's laid a complaint with the press ombudsman.
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Eskom contracts in spotlight as Parly state capture probe gets underway
It follows revelations in leaked emails of influence peddling by the Gupta family to score lucrative state contracts.
