Eskom’s unbundling is taking shape as public enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan gives Eskom the go ahead to split its distribution arm to enable it to sell its assets. (Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
This is in line with its turnaround plan which was approved by the department of public enterprises in 2019.
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