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VIDEO: State Capture Inquiry, Eskom-related testimony, part 2

12 January 2021, 2:13 PM  |
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Stae Capture Inquiry chair, Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo.

Stae Capture Inquiry chair, Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo.

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Stae Capture Inquiry chair, Deputy Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo.

The State Capture Commission of Inquiry continues hearing Eskom-related testimony on Tuesday afternoon. Earlier in the day, the Commission heard evidence from Eskom Acting Senior Manager for Fuel Resources, Ayanda Nteta.

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