[TOP STORY] Eskom’s sabotage rot still at the core

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‘Let's follow the invoices of the people who are supplying the parts and you'll see a lot of shenanigans. Most of the suppliers, they collude with the people in the procurement to procure the parts,’ says forensic investigator, Calvin Rafadi.
21 Jul 2023 10AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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