Miraculous decline in Eskom sabotage post-De Ruyter, Oberholzer
Eskom has experienced a remarkable decline in sabotage at its power stations, a departure from multiple incidents reported in 2021 and 2022.
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Eskom has experienced a remarkable decline in sabotage at its power stations, a departure from multiple incidents reported in 2021 and 2022.
André de Ruyter has left as Eskom CEO, but remains under pressure to tell police about the ‘feeding trough’ that is Eskom cartels and politicians, according to his ‘My Guest Tonight’ e.tv interview. It seems the political commentary rather than the corruption sparked the official fuss.
In a court affidavit, former Eskom CEO André de Ruyter explains the policies that led to South Africa's loadshedding crisis.
Eskom senior advisor and investigator Peter Malitsha said some contractors commit acts of sabotage due to economic motivations.
The contractor confessed and said his employer was promised more repair jobs if he carried out the sabotage.