Corruption and criminality are embedded within and around Eskom - Scopa told
The risk of load shedding will be dramatically reduced over the next 18 months as Eskom gets more capacity onboard.
Outgoing chief executive Andre de Ruyter said 9200 MW capacity from renewable energy would come online in the next 18 months. The suspects were released on R500 bail the following day. We had to write off inventory somewhere along the lines of R1.3 billion.” On liquidity issues, Eskom is very constrained by the lack of payment of its services by municipalities who, combined, now owe the utility R57 billion.
Speaking at an ANC conference in the Free State last week, President Ramaphosa said he had asked for the increase to be suspended.
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