Mpho Makwana appointed new chair of Eskom board: Public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan has appointed business leader and Nedbank chairperson Mpho Makwana as chairperson of the new board of Eskom which will assume duties on Saturday.
Other board members are: Dr Busisiwe Vilakazi, Lwazi Goqwana, Clive le Roux, Leslie Mkhabela, Mteto Nyati, Fatima Gany, Ayanda Mafuleka, Dr Tsakani Mthombeni, Dr Claudelle von Eck, Tryphosa Ramano and Bheki Ntshalintshali.
Dr Rod Crompton will be the only member from the previous board member to serve on the new one to ensure continuity. The term of office for the new board will be three years. Gordhan said he met the previous board and informed it of the imminent changes on Tuesday. He said one board members resigned after the meeting.
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