Matshela Koko resigned from Eskom one hour before disciplinary hearing #StateCaptureInquiry
The judicial commission of inquiry into state capture continues with testimony from Eskom board chairperson Jabu Mabuza.
Maleka appears to be wrapping up Mabuza’s evidence, and asks Mabuza if he has any final thoughts/recommendations to put forward to the commission.
Mabuza reads from an email dated 11 June 2016, in which “Businessman” (determined to be Salim Essa by Mabuza/Eskom board) says he is happy with the comments of the memorandum.
Mabuza is back on the stand at the inquiry and is expected to conclude his testimony on Monday.
Koko resigned from Eskom last year before he was due to appear in a disciplinary hearing.
Mabuza reads from the holding statement emailed on 11 June 2016 to Suzanne Daniels from 'Businessman' in which he tell the chairperson he is happy with the contents of the statement. He further asked Daniels include a line. #StateCaptureInquiry
— State Capture Commission (@StateCaptureCom) February 25, 2019
#StateCaptureInquiry @TeamNews24 Mabuza said Eskom was run by outsiders. In one email, Nazeem Howa sent Daniels an email on her personal email address about assignment of coal supply. Howa wanted Daniels to attach Eskom letterhead and send it back to him
— ntwaagae Seleka (@ntwaagae) February 25, 2019
Mabuza says the amount in legal fees that Eskom paid for Ben Ngubane was approximately R800 000. #StateCaptureInquiry
— State Capture Commission (@StateCaptureCom) February 25, 2019
Mabuza now deals with charges against Suzanne Daniels: Her charges included sending emails to Salim Essa, her role on the McKinsey matter and signing some invoices for legal fees of Mr Ben Ngubane while he was with SABC. #StateCaptureInquiry
— State Capture Commission (@StateCaptureCom) February 25, 2019
Mabuza reads from a memorandum on the advance payment of guarantee from Absa for the coal mine acquisition by Tegeta. #StateCaptureInquiry
— State Capture Commission (@StateCaptureCom) February 25, 2019
#StateCaptureInquiry @TeamNews24 Mabuza said on December 10 2015, another email exchange existed between an Absa employee and Eskom. In the email Suzanne Daniels sent a letter of agreement to Anoj who later forwarded the same letter to Regiments
— ntwaagae Seleka (@ntwaagae) February 25, 2019
#StateCaptureInquiry Mabuza says he supposes this was a preparation for Regiments to offer Eskom a service.
— Jacaranda News (@JacaNews) February 25, 2019
Source: News24
