MPs to hear of R600m in fees paid to Trillian
G9 Consulting’s report recommends that charges of fraud and money laundering be filed against directors of Trillian
Top executives from G9 Consulting and Advisory Services will provide evidence before Parliament’s inquiry into state capture at state-owned entities on what they uncovered in their investigation into payments made by Eskom to Gupta-linked Trillian Capital Partners. Their testimony on Tuesday is expected to be followed on Wednesday by that of former South African Airways chairwoman Dudu Myeni and next week by Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba. Myeni will be interrogated about her role in advising former Eskom chairman Zola Tsotsi in March 2015 to remove three senior executives at the power utility. Gigaba will be questioned about his appointment of Gupta-linked directors to the Eskom board when he was minister of public enterprises. Zukiswa Rantho, the chairwoman of the inquiry by the public enterprises committee, wanted to hear what the investigation by G9 Consulting unearthed even though the probe had been terminated before completion. The G9 investigation related to payments made by ...
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