Eskom has now confirmed that it has reinstated senior executives Prish Govender and Matshela Koko. This is after they were cleared of wrongdoing in the Eskom disciplinary inquiry.
EWN Reporter Gia Nicolaides and MD at EE Publishers Chris Yelland explain the Eskom disciplinary inquiry and what is next for Koko and Govender.
Listen to the full conversation below:
This article first appeared on 702 : [LISTEN] Analysis of Koko and Govender reinstatement at Eskom
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