Ex-Eskom CEO refuses to name corrupt politicians linked to utility theft.
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The former CEO of Eskom, South Africa's state-owned power utility, has refused to name high-level politicians linked to corruption during his testimony at a commission investigating allegations of graft. The commission is investigating allegations that top officials and businessmen looted billions of dollars from Eskom, contributing to the country's economic woes. The former CEO's refusal to name names has drawn criticism from those calling for greater accountability and transparency in South Africa's government.
- Former Eskom chief refuses to name high-level politicians linked to corruption Financial Times
- S.Africa's Eskom losing well over $55 million a month through theft, ex-CEO says Reuters
- South Africa: Ex-CEO won't name politicians in utility probe The Independent
- EDITORIAL | Corruption at Eskom is rife. A dirty dossier won't stop it News24
- Eskom Ex-CEO Andre de Ruyter Says Amount Stolen at Utility Likely Underestimated Bloomberg
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