Eskom’s outgoing CEO André de Ruyter says despite significant control measures being implemented, corrupt activities continue at the power utility.
Eskom’s board and senior management have appeared before Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts. De Ruyter says there has been a lack of support from law enforcement agencies to assist with clamping down on corruption. “The corruption in coal also continues today. We have implemented significant control measures to improve the monitoring of coal. This corruption is entrenched. I found myself in a regrettable position to approach private donors to run an intelligence operation to gather intelligence on this corruption due to a lack of support from our law enforcement agencies. I have to, however, commend the steps that have been taken of late under the auspices of the NCCC that was established by the President.
Where is the 5 billion. That you paid 'wrong ' people
So says Mr erroneous billions payment.
They say give the country back to the so called White Men theywillgiveitback
Anc tenderpreneurs continue the rot... gangsters They bribe this party with looted money as they did with bosasa
He's just trying to be relevant. He should have focused on keeping the lights on and leave the investigations to the security department. The face of incompetence
It is now imbedded... you snitch you stitch! They kill if you disturb them in the pilfering.