The former head of legal and compliance at Eskom is back at the state capture commission testifying about board decisions to approve the Tegeta prepayment as well as Brian Molefe’s appointment.
Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo on Monday said the commission would not be dictated to but said it had remained committed to treating witnesses fairly.
The state capture commission on Monday heard Eskom-related evidence from the former secretary at the power utility Suzanne Daniels.
Suzanne Daniels alleged that Salim Essa made the offer in June 2017 after pulling up alongside her at a fuel station in a black Maserati and that he knew precisely what she had said at an earlier meeting of Eskom’s audit and risk committee about Koko.
In an affidavit before the commission, Koko denied that the meeting ever took place, but Daniels has told deputy chief justice Raymond Zondo that Koko was lying.
The decision, in 2015, followed reports in the newspapers about fraudulent conduct, maladministration and corruption at state-owned entities, including Eskom, Transnet and Denel.
Former Eskom company secretary Suzanne Daniels is giving evidence at the state capture inquiry.
Daniels admitted on the 'Eusebius McKaiser Show' on Wednesday that she unlawfully signed off on the R800,000 payment of former board chair Ben Ngubane’s legal fees.
Eskom’s former head of legal and compliance Suzanne Daniels on Wednesday morning admitted to unlawfully authorising the payment of former Eskom chair Ben Ngubane’s legal fees which related to his tenure at the SABC.
Suzanne Daniels was found guilty in 2018 of misconduct following revelations about Eskom’s transactions with Gupta-linked Trillian and McKinsey.
Daniels shared her side of the story on the Eusebius McKaiser Show.
Speaking on the 'Eusebius McKaiser Show', Suzanne Daniels admitted she could have done more to halt the capture of the state-owned power utility.
Matshela Koko, Anoj Singh and Suzanne Daniels have been implicated in wrongdoing at the power utility.
Eskom’s former head of legal Suzanne Daniels has spoken out for the first time since she was dismissed in July after she was found guilty of misconduct about Eskom’s transactions with Trillian and McKinsey.
Eskom's former legal head Suzanne Daniels says there isn't enough protection for whistleblowers in the country.
Eskom’s former head of legal Suzanne Daniels has spoken out for the first time since she was dismissed in July.
Parliament’s Public Enterprises Committee is hoping to table its final report on the Eskom inquiry in the National Assembly next month.
A disciplinary hearing into Suzanne Daniels was completed by Cassim yesterday and Eskom has since dismissed her.
