South African Minister Denies Wrongdoing at Parliamentary Hearing
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has been giving testimony at the parliamentary inquiry into the state of government parastatals, with a particular focus on the board of the energy giant Eskom and the control exerted by outside parties like the Guptas, a family named in a state capture report by the former public protector Thuli Madonsela. The minister has denied that she ever met the Guptas - a claim that has been contradicted by former executives at the power utility.
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22 November 2017
South African Minister Lynne Brown Face Legislators Over State Capture In Parliament
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Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has been quizzed by legislators about state capture and the deteriorating corporate governance in parastatals ... see more »
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South Africa: Minister Brown Wants Thorough Probe Into Parastatals
SAnews.gov.za, 23 November 2017
Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has called for a comprehensive investigation to get to the bottom of allegations of corruption at State-owned companies (SOCs). Read more »
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South Africa: Tsotsi Apologises To Four Suspended Eskom Executives
Parliament of South Africa (Cape Town), 23 November 2017
The Portfolio Committee on Public Enterprises on Wednesday was briefed by the former Chairperson of the Eskom board, Mr Zola Tsotsi. Read more »
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South Africa: Minister Lynne Brown - Parliamentary Inquiry Into Eskom
Govt of SA, 22 November 2017
Presentation by Minister of Public Enterprises Lynne Brown to the Parliamentary inquiry into Eskom Read more »
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Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has been urged by the ruling party to lay criminal charges against people implicated in the "looting" of Eskom after it lied about paying ... Read more »
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Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe has denied knowledge of state capture involving ties between board members of the power utility and the controversial Gupta business family. Read more »
