Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown responded with a firm NO to a request in parliament that she should resign due to her failed governance around state entities and allegations of state capture.
She states that ministers are appointed by Zuma, and that’s it.
Meanwhile, accusations are exhausted about who is or was corrupt in Eskom. Eskom’s chief executive officer Matshela Koko accused his colleagues of corruption and, as a result of his position against corruption, he became the target of attacks.
According to Koko, France Hlakudi, former project manager at Kusile power station, received R61 million from Tubular Construction Projects as bribes.
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