Pressure is mounting on former Eskom CEO Andre De Ruyter to open criminal charges against those he alleges are responsible, through corrupt activities, for the dilapidated state of the Power Utility. Minister in the presidency, Mondli Gungubele says De Ruyter has a responsibility as a public official to name the alleged corrupt minister that saw the ANC allegedly feeding at the trough at Eskom. De Ruyter made the allegations shortly before he left Eskom with immediate effect on Wednesday. In a shorted chat I had earlier with Minister Gungubele, the minister says a self respecting CEO should approach law enforcement agencies over such serious allegations.

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