PARLIAMENT’S Standing Committee on Public Accounts (Scopa) says it will invite the parties who were mentioned by former Eskom Group Chief Executive Officer, André de Ruyter in his submission to the committee.
Scopa engaged with de Ruyter on the submission he made following a request from the committee that he appears to elaborate on his interview on ENCA alleging corruption and malfeasance at Eskom.
The main point of inquiry directed at de Ruyter centred around his allegations that corruption was entrenched at Eskom and that a senior minister had apparently been well aware of another high-ranking politician’s involvement.
Scopa wanted de Ruyter to name the two individuals.
However, de Ruyter said he would not, as it posed a security risk to himself, could draw further legal troubles, and might defeat the ends of justice by disrupting ongoing investigations.
The former Eskom CEO said that he had reported the names and
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