As part of its ongoing governance, risk and assurance processes, Eskom’s newly established Group Investigations and Security Department launched an investigation into possible irregularities relating to the procurement of diesel fuel and storage contracts.
Eskom can confirm the investigation is now in its final stages of completion and remains subject to internal governance, legal and assurance processes.
Eskom supports and encourages the reporting of any concerns or alleged wrongdoing through its established whistleblowing and reporting mechanisms and treats all such information with the necessary seriousness and confidentiality. Eskom is also aware of the interest expressed by AfriForum and other stakeholders in relation to this matter.
Given that the matter is still pending, Eskom is not in a position to engage on the details or comment further at this stage. Any updates will be communicated at an appropriate time, in line with applicable legal, governance and regulatory requirements.
Eskom calls on the public to report any illegal activity affecting its operations to the Eskom Crime Line at 0800 112 722 or via WhatsApp at 081 333 3323.
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