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DA wants to ensure Molefe does not return to Eskom
The Democratic Alliance has now joined Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown and Eskom in Molefe’s Labour Court battle to have his job back as CEO.
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Eskom board, dept confirm receipt of Molefe docs to fight dismissal
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown had requested the Eskom board to reverse his reappointment after he resigned from the parastatal.
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Decision on Molefe ‘for the good of the country’
Minister Lynne Brown confirmed this afternoon that she's directed the Eskom board to rescind Molefe's reappointment.
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Minister Brown: Eskom doing better now than 3 years ago
However, Brown says she will abide by the court's decision on the legality of Brian Molefe’s reappointment as CEO.
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Molefe refutes claims of involvement in Tegeta coal deal
Brian Molefe told Parliament’s Scopa that he only took office at the power utility a month after the contract for the Brakfontein colliery was signed.
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Mantashe: ANC won't dictate how Brian Molefe leaves Eskom
The ANC's NEC announced that it wants Brian Molefe’s appointment as Eskom CEO to be rescinded.
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Eskom: Difficult to probe Molefe documents claim without proof
Eskom’s Suzanne Daniels says they are already dealing with the matter and take the allegations seriously.
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MPs lay into Brown over Eskom, Molefe and state capture
The Economic Freedom Fighters’ Thembinkosi Rawula said her department should be dissolved.
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Zuma appoints ministerial trio to 'gather facts' into Molefe's reinstatement
Cabinet announced the decision hours after Brown announced she had asked the Special Investigating Unit to probe alleged maladministration and corruption at the power utility.
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[WATCH LIVE] Lynne Brown presents budget vote
The Public Enterprises Minister is presenting her department's budget vote amidst controversy surrounding SOEs.
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DA: Eskom documents claim from credible source
Natasha Mazzone says she’s more than willing to share her evidence with Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown.
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Load shredding: DA wants probe into Eskom document destruction claims
The DA wants Minister Lynne Brown to investigate claims that key documents around Brian Molefe’s employment are being destroyed.
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[OPINION] Political sands are shifting, albeit slowly
Judith February says in the months ahead we can expect some contradictory messages from the fractured ANC as one faction seeks to gain ground over the other.
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Rantho: Explanations for Molefe reappointment unacceptable
Zukiswa Rantho says explanations given by the Eskom board regarding Brian Molefe’s reinstatement as CEO were unacceptable.
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Parly committee gives Eskom 14 days to hand over documents on Molefe
Ngubane was hard pressed to convince the committee that Molefe’s reappointment was legal, saying the decision was based on the best legal advice.
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Eskom: ‘Questions are aplenty, answers are all over the show’
Eskom failed at convincing Parliament’s public enterprises committee on the reinstatement of Brian Molefe as Eskom CEO, with the ANC equating their response 'perjury'.
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Molefe: Early retirement from Eskom based on fundamental mistake
Eskom board chairperson Ben Ngubane has conceded the error and says it’s the basis for Brian Molefe’s reinstatement last week.
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Reports: Molefe on unpaid leave at Eskom while he was MP
M&G is reporting Minister Lynne Brown and Brian Molefe filed affidavits saying Molefe was on unpaid leave since ‘resigning’ from Eskom last year.
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Eskom denies paying millions to help Guptas secure coal mine
Amabhungane has confirmed that Trillian companies invoiced Eskom a total of R419 million over a period of just nine months last year.
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Brown commits to review of pension packages for execs in SOEs
This after the reinstatement of Brian Molefe who caused a stir when it was reported that he would receive at R30m payout when he left five months ago.
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Brown confident Eskom is financially stable
Minister Lynne Brown was unsure of what credit rating agencies will make of Molefe's return, but she told reporters the power utility cannot be faulted on its finances.
