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PIC commission – Matjila acted improperly in Ayo deal
The report by the commission that investigated the Public Investment Corporation says the fund manager’s former CEO lied about his involvement in its R4,3-billion investment in Iqbal Surve’s Ayo Technology
Dan Matjila’s grand plans to save Eskom
The former PIC chief muses over PIC debt-for-equity, privatisation and selling off power stations
PIC inquiry focuses on Steinhoff deal
Former trade unionist Jayendra Naidoo says former CEO Dan Matjila knew about the deal prior to consulting the PIC’s executive team
Matjila denies responsibility for billions lost in Ayo transaction
The former PIC CEO continued his testimony before the Mpati commission on Monday
‘I walked into a shitstorm’
The PIC's former head of IT security did not set out to become a whistle-blower. He was fired and is testifying at the inquiry into the PIC
Maponya takes PIC to court
MMI claims that the state asset manager owes it millions for work conducted for SA Home Loans
Reuel Khoza appointed as interim PIC board chair
Khoza was elected at the board’s first meeting since their appointment earlier this month
Surve’s suggested valuation for Sagarmatha shot down by PIC
The proposal to lower Sagarmatha’s pre-listing share price was not supported by the PIC’s investment team
Matjila: Leaks from the PIC ‘an inside job’
The former state asset manager CEO says the spreading of misinformation at the corporation was from inside its ranks
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