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The Treasury will be helping Eskom keep the lights on after agreeing to take on more than half of the power utility’s debt. This will help Eskom build on its operations and strengthen its balance sheet. Business Day TV caught up with Eskom chair Mpho Makwana for more insight on the state of Eskom.

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