Andre de Ruyter was being investigated by Eskom’s new board for alleged procurement irregularities before his resignation.
Eskom’s new board was investigating outgoing CEO André de Ruyter for alleged procurement irregularities before his resignation., which reported that the investigation involves the appointment process that ultimately led to Stephen Meijers being named the COO of Eskom Rotek Industries — a subsidiary of Eskom.
Additionally, the position that Meijers was appointed to was allegedly only created three months after De Ruyter initiated his discussions with Woodburn Mann. “Mr De Ruyter has agreed to stay for an additional period beyond the stipulated 30-days’ notice to ensure continuity while we urgently embark on search for his successor. His last day at Eskom will be 31 March 2023,” Eskom board chair Mpho Makwana said.
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