Ramokgopa says law will not be compromised, Durban’s sewage crisis, Steenhuisen accuses Mabuza of Eskom corruption, police raid Cape Town Mayco member office.
: Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says law and order and good governance won’t be undermined just to ensure the power crisis is resolved in time for the 2024 election. Polling shows that the governing ANC is at risk of losing its majority in the elections next year, with the ongoing power crisis exerting severe political pressure.
Steenhuisen said that Mabuza was the senior ANC official former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter referred to in relation to contracts, hit squads and other crimes at the power utility. Mabuza’s former head of office, Thami Ngwenya, said that Steenhusinen’s allegations were “nonsense.” [: Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says he will support a police investigation into fraud and corruption after a raid at the office of Human Settlements Mayco member Malusi Booi.
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