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George’s dismissal case now in hands of CCMA
The federation of unions dismissed George last month over allegations of corruption involving his purchase of shares in controversial company Ayo technologies.
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SA corruption inquiries: Will justice ever be served?
The Money Show's Bruce Whitfield interviewed Bernard Hotz of Werksmans about the commissions of inquiry running in the country and when South Africans can expect to see action being taken.
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Alliance partners want forensic probe into Iqbal Survé's donation to WC ANC
The SACP, Cosatu and Sanco have called for the investigation, citing that Survé’s company, Sekunjalo, is the subject of investigation at the commission of inquiry into the affairs of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC).
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Kholofelo Maponya vows to appear at PIC Inquiry over R45m PIC payment demand
Businessman Kholofelo Maponya demanded to be paid R45 million for facilitating a deal between SA Home Loans and the PIC.
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Dan Matjila, other PIC executives reported to the Hawks, inquiry hears
Standard Bank legal counsel Ian Sinton said the executives had been reported to the Hawks in relation to the alleged facilitation of an irregular R10 billion loan that included a R45 million kickback from the PIC.
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Dennis George dismissed from Fedusa following corruption probe
George was suspended from Fedusa in February as the PIC’s R4.3 billion investment in Ayo Technology came under scrutiny at the PIC Inquiry.
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Ayo exec should not be punished for telling truth – Judge Mpati
Senior executive Abdul Malick Salie gave evidence against the company's Iqbal Survé, claiming he instructed them to inflate the value of Ayo to attract investment from the PIC.
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Ayo valuation deliberately inflated before listing on JSE, PIC inquiry told
Salie said it was Sekunjalo chairperson Iqbal Survé who gave the instruction to inflate the value of the firm.
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WATCH LIVE: Former Ayo board member gives insight into PIC investment
Former Ayo board member Abdul Malik Salie gives evidence at the PIC inquiry on the inner workings of the firm and the investment deal with the Public Investment Corporation.
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WATCH LIVE: Sakhumnotho's Sipho Mseleku responds to BEE claims at PIC Inquiry
Sakhumnotho chairperson Sipho Mseleku is giving evidence at the PIC Inquiry.
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Western Cape ANC to return Iqbal Survé's R1m election donation
According to the ANC, the money was to be used for transporting voters to the polls.
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Understaffing putting PIC at risk, says legal exec
Head of legal services at PIC Lindiwe Dlamini detailed how the corporation lost billions of rand after it failed to protect its investment when it bought shares at scandal-hit Steinhoff.
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PIC lost billions buying into Steinhoff without following procedure - Dlamini
The PIC spent R9.3 billion in the venture five months before the collapse of the international retailer.
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Reinstated PIC secretary considers legal action over suspension
Bongani Mathebula was suspended last year for misconduct after she allegedly leaked confidential information to a whistle-blower.
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Dan Matjila overstepped his authority by suspending me - PIC secretary
PIC company secretary Bongani Mathebula was accused of leaking confidential PIC information to an alleged whistle-blower but has since been reinstated.
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Lebashe Investment’s Mahloele to take Holomisa to court over PIC claims
UDM leader Bantu Holomisa has accused Lebashe and Harith General Partners of unduly benefiting from the Public Investment Corporation (PIC).
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Lebashe, Harith deny allegations of receiving PIC money unlawfully
Tshepo Mahloele on Tuesday responded to claims made by UDM leader Bantu Holomisa who testified at the PIC inquiry.
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Holomisa refuses to back down on Lebashe-PIC corruption allegations
The UDM leader on Monday was cross-examined at the PIC inquiry by Lebashe’s lawyer who has accused him of defaming his clients of corruption and wrongdoing without evidence.
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WATCH LIVE: Holomisa back in PIC inquiry hot seat
UDM leader Bantu Holomisa returns to the PIC inquiry where he continues giving testimony on the claims of impropriety at the Public Investment Corporation.
