A Senior Eskom executive is accused of hiring a hitman, and allegedly paying them R400,000 to assassinate a subordinate

In a troubling twist to the fight against fraud and corruption at Eskom, a hitman has made a shocking confession. 

The hitman claims that a high-ranking executive at the South African electricity public utility allegedly offered him R400,000 to carry out an assassination. 

This shocking revelation came to light when a courageous subordinate employee blew the whistle on suspected cartel activities, and reported the matter to the police.

The hitman's confession has exposed the depths of corruption within Eskom.  

The alleged involvement of a senior executive in such a heinous proposition raises concerns about corruption within Eskom's leadership. 

This incident emphasizes the importance of promoting transparency, accountability, and integrity within public institutions.

The subordinate employee's courage in reporting suspected cartel activities to law enforcement showcases the crucial role that whistleblowers play in exposing corruption, and holding powerful individuals accountable.

As this case unfolds, it underscores the need for thorough investigations and strong measures to eradicate corruption at all levels of Eskom's hierarchy. 

To maintain the organization's integrity, it is essential to take prompt action not just regarding the alleged assassination plot, but also to tackle the root causes that led to such a proposition.

Combating fraud and corruption remains an ongoing struggle, especially in institutions like Eskom, which are of vital public importance. 

The exposure of this sinister plot marks a critical moment in the fight against corruption, highlighting the urgency of implementing comprehensive anti-corruption measures, promoting ethical behavior, and safeguarding those who courageously speak up against wrongdoing.

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