WATCH | Jabs at Ramaphosa & 'bogeyman' coal suppliers: highlights of Molefe's visit to state capture inquiry

03 March 2021 - 18:18 By emile bosch
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Former Eskom group CEO Brian Molefe returned to the state capture inquiry on March 2 and 3 2021 to complete his testimony regarding his tenure at the embattled state power utility.

During a recap of previous proceedings, Molefe again brought forward allegations against President Cyril Ramaphosa and his supposed relationship with mining companies Glencore and Optimum.

“He would have financial benefit; he would have an interest in the settlement of the penalties. I’m not saying I know he peddled influence but the situation was likely to arise,” Molefe says.

Molefe denied having a relationship with the Gupta family or their associates, or receiving a boost for his elevation to parliament.

Molefe returns to the commission to deliver Transnet-related evidence on Monday March 8.  


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