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Court to rule on Molefe’s reappointment at Eskom

17 April 2018, 10:06 AM  |
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Brian Molefe will argue that his departure was unrelated to the early retirement agreement with the power utility.

Brian Molefe will argue that his departure was unrelated to the early retirement agreement with the power utility.

Brian Molefe will argue that his departure was unrelated to the early retirement agreement with the power utility.

The High Court in Pretoria will on Tuesday hear former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe‘s application for leave to appeal a ruling against his reappointment to the power utility.

Molefe lodged the application in January in a bid to have the judgment against him reversed.

In January, the court found that Molefe’s reappointment and his 11-million-rand pension payout were unlawful.

Molefe will argue that his departure was unrelated to the early retirement agreement with the power utility.

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