STATE CAPTURE
The Eskom board reported on Friday that it was taking legal advice on “inconsistencies” in the Public Protector’s ‘State of Capture’ report, including whether or not to take the report on legal review. The board also insisted that all directors had declared conflicts of interest, complied with their fiduciary duties and acted in the best interest of Eskom when deciding on commercial coal contracts involving Tegeta, a mining company linked to the controversial Gupta family.
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