READ: Eskom contractor Michael Lomas remains in custody. He is facing over 60 counts of corruption relating to the upgrade of Kusile Power Station in Mpumalanga.

Eskom graft accused Michael Lomas was granted bail of R2 million in the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg on Monday. Bail conditions include handing over his passports, residing in a care home, and ...

Michael Lomas extradition Last month, Lomas was extradited to South Africa from the United Kingdom (UK) in connection with the upgrade of Eskom’s Kusile Power Station in Mpumalanga between 2014 ...

In his younger days, now wheelchair-bound former Eskom contractor and fugitive, Michael Lomas landed at OR Tambo International Airport shortly before 12pm on Friday.

Former Eskom contractor Michael Lomas appeared in the Palm Ridge Regional Court on Friday, where his corruption case was postponed for the formal disclosure of the case docket. The 77-year-old ...

Michael Lomas, the ex-Eskom contractor arrested in connection with R1.4 billion fraud at the power utility made a brief appearance in The Palm Ridge Regional Court on Friday.

Eskom graft-accused Michael Lomas has been granted R2 million bail. The 77-year-old Lomas appeared in the Johannesburg High Court, where the judgment in his bail application was handed down.

Former Eskom contractor Michael Lomas, who failed in his fight to avoid extradition to South Africa in connection with a R745-million Kusile fraud and corruption matter, has touched down at OR Tambo ...

Lomas made another appearance before the Palms Ridge Magistrate's court on Monday. He faces 65 counts of corruption linked to the R1.4 billion, meant for the upgrade of Eskom’s Kusile power station.

Michael Lomas is accused of taking kickbacks on contracts between his firm, Tubular Construction, and Eskom for work at the Kusile power station, which were worth in excess of 1.5bn rand ($85m: £ ...

WATCH | Alleged Eskom fraudster Michael Lomas extradited to SA Michael Lomas was arrested in connection with allegations of fraud and corruption at the power utility amounting to almost R1.5 billion.