Former Deputy President Rejects Corruption Claims - South African News Briefs - March 20 allafrica: SouthAfrica
Former deputy president David Mabuza says he is not the cabinet member said to be involved in the alleged large-scale corruption at Eskom power stations,. Mabuza issued a statement on Saturday March 18, 2023, saying he had pleaded with Democratic Alliance leader John Steenhuisen to report him to the police if he had such evidence.
Mabuza says that Steenhuisen used the allegations to gain popularity and score cheap political points. The DA leader earlier said in parliament that Mabuza was the senior person that former Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter was referring to when he said a senior politician was involved in the contracts, hit squads and all sorts of crimes at Eskom.
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