New eskom board
Cosatu won’t allow ANC to force it into Eskom’s disruptive IPPs
Cosatu president Zingiswa Losi says it will use its influence to put pressure on the ruling party to drop the multi-billion-rand project.
Rival union's Numsa and NUM are calling for the scrapping of the IPP project if they want to keep their jobs.
The Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan confirmed receipt of the resignation.
EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi says Lamberti should step down from his role as Eskom board member after the North Gauteng High Court found him guilty of discrimination.
TimesLive reported that the High Court in Johannesburg found that Mark Lamberti had wrongfully impaired the dignity of Adila Chowan by referring to her as a female employment equity candidate.
Eskom board member Nelisiwe Magubane the board is confident that it will successfully return Eskom to financial stability and sustainability, but will need everyone to work together.
Ngubane told Members of Parliament (MPs) on Wednesday that the country should thank Molefe for staving off load shedding and getting investors to buy Eskom bonds again.
It is due to hear evidence from a forensic company that was appointed by Eskom to investigate allegations of irregular payments to consultancy firm Trillian.
The power utility's former CFO Anoj Singh faced a number of allegations and was placed on suspension last year.
Brown has instructed Transnet to act on the findings of a report showing irregularities in the multi-billion-rand procurement of locomotives.
Koko was officially suspended this week after challenging his removal as an Eskom executive in the Labour Court.
Parliament's portfolio committee on Public Enterprises met with the new 13-member board and acting CEO Phakamani Hadebe on Thursday in order to establish a good working relationship.
The committee is doing a walkabout at Eskom’s headquarters in Johannesburg where they’ll also interact with staff members.
The power utility confirmed on Wednesday that chief information officer Sean Maritz has been officially suspended pending the outcome of an investigation.
Acting CEO Phakamani Hadebe says it has become clear that sustaining Eskom cannot be achieved through borrowing, and the recent 2.2% tariff hike didn't help with financial issues.
The state-owned enterprise has acted swiftly on government’s instruction to remove tainted executives and employees, with Maritz next in the firing line.
The Eskom board has been ordered to remove executives facing allegations of serious corruption with immediate effect.
Government's decision to shake up Eskom over the weekend and appoint a new 13-member board has been widely welcomed.
Eskom said on Friday that it was committed to publishing the financial results before the end of January to avoid its bonds being suspended by the JSE.