THE Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters can intervene in former Eskom CEO, Brian Molefe's court case.
The case on his dismissal from the parastatal is set to be heard by the Labour Court on Thursday.
Molefe agreed to return to Eskom after Public Enterprises Minister, Lynne Brown discovered he had been granted a R30m early pension payout by Eskom, which she refused to ignore.
She asked the board to find another solution and his reinstatement followed.
Brown at the time said Molefe's reappointment was a better value option for the South African fiscus.
Following that Molefe approached the Labour Court to challenge the decision to withdraw his reappointment.
The embattled Molefe was sworn in as a Member of Parliament shortly after resigning as Eskom chief executive last year.
#countryDuty
— Tumi Sole (@tumisole) June 27, 2017
The DA & EFF have been granted right to intervene in #BrianMolefe case. Matter will be heard on 28/06/17 pic.twitter.com/byMmls3AeQ
Starting Thursday, 29 June we will forcefully argue that #BrianMolefe's reappointment to #Eskom was completely irrational & illegal.
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) June 27, 2017
Our application to intervene in #BrianMolefe’s Labour Court case granted with costs - @JAMESSELFE3https://t.co/zyWPrtno6f
— Democratic Alliance (@Our_DA) June 27, 2017
#BrianMolefe trying to find a way forward. Tltltltlt sakaliyashaa pic.twitter.com/GwoeCx1YMk
— Lesiba (@lesiba_knox) June 27, 2017
I see #BrianMolefe's day just got #EFF'd up! #LabourCourt
— Nthabi (@anonymousnthabi) June 27, 2017
#BrianMolefe : Take your Pension Fund money and open up a new #SaxonwoldShebeen!
— V.L.Shadean (@VijayShadean) June 27, 2017
