Molefe was permanent employee - Minnaar

Singh the snake
https://www.fin24.com/Economy/eskom-inquiry-continues-singh-and-board-to-testify-20171205#item-13

Controversial former Eskom CEO Anoj Singh was sharply criticised by Parliament's oversight committee on public enterprises on Tuesday, for not submitting documents to the committee on time.

"I want you to register our disappointment," the committee's chair Daphne Rantho told Singh.

She said he was given six months to prepare his documents.

"You seem to have undermined the work of Parliament," said Rantho.

Rantho said Singh only submitted a 400 page bundle of documents to the committee at 11pm on Monday night.

"We are going to give you another date when you should come to the committee and come to account on money spent on Eskom," said Rantho.

"We are therefore not going to continue with you today," said Rantho.

The DA's Natasha Mazzone said that Singh's conduct was "shameful".

"We will not be stopped, we will not be halted, we will not take this as a clever legal move," said Mazzone.

"We will see you in January," she said.

She noted that Singh's legal team had been present at the inquiry from the start.
 
Molefe did not have a contract for first few months at Eskom

https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/so...ave-a-contract-for-first-few-months-at-eskom/

Brian Molefe did not have a contract with Eskom for several months after he started working there‚ Parliament has heard.

The inquiry into state corruption resumed again on Tuesday with the evidence of Anton Minaar who heads up executive support at Eskom. He told the committee that Molefe who started working at Eskom in October 2015‚ only received a finalised contract in March 2016.
 
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