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[TOP STORY] Eskom rot is procurement driven

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‘Even when we can have so many soldiers on the premises of these national key points, they'll do nothing but just be visible guarding there and the rot happens in the procurement,’ says forensics expert, Calvin Rafadi.

12 Jun 2023 9AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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