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Solidarity emphasised the importance of selecting a candidate who will prioritise Eskom's best interests and resist political interference.

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa approved a plan to allow Eskom to buy 344.5MW of new generation capacity from solar and battery energy storage.

Ayanda Noah chairwoman of South Africa’s Central Energy Fund and former executive for customer services at Eskom is on the shortlist for the top job at the power utility.

The Financial Sector Contingency Forum, which includes the central bank and other financial regulators are continuing to plan “for the improbable but not impossible scenario of a national electricity grid shutdown

Solidarity today indicated that its preferred candidate for the Eskom CEO job is Dan Marokane, with Ayanda Noah as second choice. This comes after the shortlist for the Eskom CEO post was announced.  According to Solidarity, both Marokane and Noah have sufficient management experience and the required technical knowledge gained as part of their engineering-related background. Both candidates’ work experience, both within and outside of Eskom, bears testimony to sound judgment and ...

Best chief executive would be one who refuses to tolerate any political interference

Mpho Makwana says the selection process is being conducted behind closed doors, as is standard practice

Eskom denies owing R25 million to a cartoon creator while questions remain unanswered around a Public Protector investigation into the matter, which was lodged during Thuli Madonsela's time.

The acquistion of equity in the Republic of Mozambique Pipeline Company by South Africa's iGAS and Companhia Mocambicana de Gasoduto has been hailed as a win for natural gas trade between the countries