Cheap tricks used to get loan for Eskom

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Apr 6th, 2010 | By Bokwe |

March 25, 2010
The government has been using cheap tricks to ensure that electricity parastatal Eskom gets a R28 billion loan from the World Bank, environmental group Earthlife Africa Jhb said on Thursday, according to Business Report

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