SA-Another Eskom Board Member Resigns

JOHANNESBURG – Less than a week since Eskom CEO Brian Molefe's abdication from the power utility, another board part has surrendered.

Stamp Pamensky, who is additionally an executive of an organization claimed by the questionable Gupta family and ties with President Jacob Zuma's child, has supposedly left the parastatal following a
two-year residency.

Pamensky and Molefe have been involved in the Public Protector's State of Capture report, which has prescribed a legal commission explore claims of undue impact by the Guptas.

The recently surrendered non-official part is accepted to likewise be on the leading group of Gupta-claimed Oakbay Resources and Energy.

In the interim, Eskom says a gathering of staff individuals held an offhand meeting at Megawatt Park on Tuesday, and requested that Molefe cancel his choice to leave as CEO.

In the State of Capture report, the Public Protector says it showed up Eskom attempted to compel the Optimum Coal mine bankrupt, so it could be purchased efficiently by the Gupta family.

Eskom's Khulu Phasiwe says a gathering of Eskom staff members went to Molefe's office on Tuesday evening and requesting that he join laborers in the principle hall.

"Amid the meeting the staff requested that Molefe cancel his acquiescence letter."