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YEAR IN REVIEW: SCOPA tests De Ruyter's claims of corruption at Eskom - Vimarsana News

YEAR IN REVIEW: SCOPA tests De Ruyter's claims of corruption at Eskom

After the Andre de Ruyter interview that saw his hasty exit from the company days later, SCOPA came out guns blazing in March, saying it may be necessary for another parliamentary inquiry into Eskom.

Source: ewn.co.za
Investigator accuses SSA of reluctance to deal with Eskom corruption - Vimarsana News

Investigator accuses SSA of reluctance to deal with Eskom corruption

Retired police brigadier Jap Burger has accused the State Security Agency of reluctance to investigate corruption at Eskom, saying it went as far as shutting down investigations.

'Resistance, poor government synergy allow for continued Eskom corruption' - Vimarsana News

'Resistance, poor government synergy allow for continued Eskom corruption'

Chasing runners instead of kingpins won’t solve the corruption at Eskom or anywhere else, retired SAPS brigadier Jap Burger told MPs on Wednesday.

Burger tells SCOPA State agencies still captured: 'We've not been freed' - Vimarsana News

Burger tells SCOPA State agencies still captured: 'We've not been freed'

Jap Burger, who was tasked with investigating corruption at Eskom, told SCOPA on Wednesday that intelligence agencies were allegedly unwilling to support former CEO André De Ruyter to investigate corruption at the ailing utility.

Source: ewn.co.za
SSA didn't want to deal with corruption at Eskom, shut down probes, SCOPA told - Vimarsana News

SSA didn't want to deal with corruption at Eskom, shut down probes, SCOPA told

This has been the testimony of Jap Burger, who after a five-month stand-off with Parliament finally appeared on Wednesday to dish the dirt on how corruption was being treated by the country’s law enforcement agencies.

Source: ewn.co.za