Former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter says he’s willing to come back to South Africa to answer questions about his allegations of ANC-linked corruption at Eskom.
Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts says André de Ruyter has indicated he is willing to appear in person to answer their questions about his ANC corruption allegations.My Guest TonightIn the interview, De Ruyter said “the evidence suggests” that the ANC used South Africa’s state-owned power utilityHe told Larsen that he approached a senior minister about a high-level politician involved in sinister and potentially criminal activities at Eskom.
De Ruyter also stated that they know of at least four organised crime cartels in Mpumalanga operating in Eskom, which steal R1 billion monthly. “They have a hit squad of between sixty and seventy highly trained and well-armed people. People get assassinated in Mpumalanga.”
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