Tokyo Sexwale's Mvelaphanda empire dwindles

Tokyo Sexwale's Mvelaphanda empire dwindles

10 Aug 2012 04:00 - Lynley Donnelly
Tokyo Sexwale's Mvelaphanda empire has shrunk to a single investment, fuelling belief that his campaign to be president is about to begin in earnest.
Tokyo-linked company in Guinea row

Tokyo-linked company in Guinea row

29 Jun 2012 06:34 - Craig McKune, Stefaans Brummer & James Wood
A firm linked to Tokyo Sexwale's Mvelaphanda is involved in a controversial loan to the West African country that has sparked an international furore.

Share register links Sexwale to R10bn tender bid

20 Apr 2012 00:00 - Craig McKune
A who's who of the companies behind the billion-rand social grants tender has shown a lot of contradictions, and revealed more links to Tokyo Sewale.

Grant-tender beneficiary flouts the law

13 Apr 2012 00:00 - Craig McKune
BEE firm that will reap rewards from huge payout tender refuses to reveal its shareholders

Mvela sets in motion process to delist

04 Jun 2009 10:29 - Staff Reporter
Mvelaphanda Resources said on Thursday it would delist and cease to exist by early next year after selling its stake in Northam Platinum.

Gold Fields seals BEE deal with Mvelaphanda

17 Mar 2009 15:09 - Staff Reporter
Gold Fields on Tuesday confirmed that Mvelaphanda Resources had taken receipt of its 15% shareholding in GFI Mining South Africa.

Implats ends talks to buy Northam, Mvela

14 Jan 2009 13:19 - Staff Reporter
Impala Platinum said on Wednesday it would not proceed with a R22-billion deal to buy Mvelaphanda Resources and its unit, Northam Platinum.

Funny business at Telkom

10 Aug 2008 06:00 - Lloyd Gedye
As the battle within the ANC rages on, the mixed messages emanating from Telkom's head office suggest that it may be caught in a power struggle.

Mvela to buy up to 30% of Johncom media

30 Oct 2007 12:52 - Staff Reporter
South African investment firm Mvelaphanda has reached agreement with fund management group Allan Gray to buy up to 30% of Johnnic Communications' media unit, it said on Tuesday. Mvelaphanda said it will buy a minumum of 25,1% and a maximum of 30% of Johncom's media business, provisionally named Opco.