The South African government, via a Labour Minister, invested in Eskom's infrastructure development through the Public Investment Corporation.
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Updated Aug 17
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What happened
The South African government, via a Labour Minister, invested in Eskom's infrastructure development through the Public Investment Corporation.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Eskom
electricity utility in South Africa
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Public Investment Corporation
South African state-owned asset management firm
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