Former chief financial officer for Eskom and Transnet, Anoj Singh, has been stripped of his South African Institute of Charted Accountants (SAICA) membership. This follows a disciplinary inquiry that found him guilty of 12 of the 18 charges he faced related to his conduct while he oversaw the finances of Eskom and Transnet.

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