JUST IN | Andre de Ruyter leaves Eskom with immediate effect: Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter leaves the power utility with immediate effect.
Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter has left Eskom after a"special board meeting" on Wednesday night.
“What’s important is that CEOs of any entity, including Eskom, should not be involved in open political debates or assertions, and where they have political views, that is their private business and they are welcome to express those views privately. De Ruyter, who sat down with eNCA's Anika Larsen, was asked if he thought Eskom was the “feeding trough” for the ANC, to which he replied: “I would say the evidence suggests that it is.
“We all know that state capture, in the formal sense, might have ended, but corruption is still a scourge that we, both as parliament and certainly as the shareholder in government, want to eradicate from our entities, and Eskom is no exception.
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