Parliament has previously heard that Eskom does not have a copy of the document.
CAPE TOWN - Parliament’s Standing Committee on Public Accounts is calling on former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter to hand over a report on the covert intelligence gathering that was done at Eskom.
Mufamadi on Friday said he had little interest in obtaining a copy and provided advice based on the briefing he received from De Ruyter. He said that it was not his place to demand a copy of the off-the-books Eskom intelligence report nor to test the veracity of the claims.
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