Part four of the state capture commission report has found that Matshela Koko aided the Gupta family’s looting of Eskom during his tenure as group CEO.
JOHANNESBURG - Former Eskom CEO Matshela Koko said that a call by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo for the National Prosecuting Authority to investigate him for possible prosecution has no chance of success.
Koko has told Eyewitness News that he was consulting his lawyers on whether to take the report on review or wait for the NPA to act on Zondo’s recommendation.Chief Zondo now wants the NPA to probe Koko for his role in the controversial awarding of a R3.7 billion coal supply contract to Tegeta, a mining company previously owned by the Gupta family and former President Jacob Zuma’s son, Duduzane.
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