Why EOH is airing its dirty laundry in public

[Jamie McKane]

Why EOH is airing its dirty laundry in public

EOH CEO Stephen Van Coller said being open and transparent about bribery and corruption at his company is the right thing to do to save the company and protect its employees.

Over the past week, Van Coller and ENSafrica’s forensics department MD, Steven Powell provided explosive evidence at the Zondo Commission about corruption at EOH.

 

[Willie Trombone]

Because they want to keep the business running? Because Stephen cares about the country's future?

 

[boboudts]

Yeah, sure!

 

[Creag]

Tough times for EOH. But respect. It is the right thing to do. Clean out the rot. Let the corrupt be placed in orange jumpsuits. Let it lead to criminal prosecution of the despicable rot in public service.

 

[nivek]

Won't be long before we see Dimension Data represented at the commission

 

[Excalibur]

Won't be long before we see Dimension Data represented at the commission

Yes.

City of Joburg overpaid Dimension Data by close to R1bn, investigations reveal

A report compiled by Grant Thornton has found that the City of Joburg paid Dimension Data over R900million irregularly for ICT upgrades between the years 2010 and 2017.

www.iol.co.za

 

[nivek]

What EOH has gone through and is at the tail end of, is only beginning for the rest of the industry
Good time to buy EOH stock

 

[username and 23 others]

I have only one question for Stephen Van Coller: How deep does the rabbit hole go?