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Eskom welcomes convictions in Kusile corruption case
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Sunday World
Eskom has welcomed the convictions of former contractor Michael Lomas and businessman Hudson Kgomoeswana in connection with historical procurement irregularities and corruption linked to the Kusile Power Station project.
Eskom said the convictions reinforce the importance of strengthening governance and maintaining strict oversight across its operations.
Key OutcomesConvictions secured against Michael Lomas and Hudson Kgomoeswana for corruption linked to the Kusile Power Station project.
Ongoing efforts to strengthen governance, procurement oversight and internal controls across the organisation.
Strengthening governance and accountabilityThe Kusile matter forms part of several historical procurement irregularity and corruption cases that have been under investigation and legal review.