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KHOLOFELO MAPONYA: A response to Jessie Duarte on the PIC
This economy needs a PIC that can be trusted, a governing party that is moved by principle, and a government with a global outlook, writes Kholofelo Maponya.
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Survé’s Independent Media receives application for liquidation
In an online article, the media firm said the application cites Sekunjalo executive chairperson Iqbal Survé as a respondent.
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PIC fires investment manager linked to R4.3bn Ayo deal
The asset manager said that Victor Seanie was found guilty of the disciplinary charges against him, which included breaching the PIC’s internal policies in investment decisions.
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ANC in WC slams media for ‘disinformation campaign’ against Iqbal Survé
The party said it was behind the Sekunjalo chairperson, despite reports of impropriety.
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Ramaphosa extends submission deadline for PIC Inquiry report for third time
A commission of inquiry was set up by the president in October 2017. In March and June this year, the president extended the inquiry to allow it to complete its work.
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PIC probing claims that Survé’s Sekunjalo is moving assets abroad
The PIC said it took these claims seriously and would take the necessary precautions to safeguard the funds it invested in Sekunjalo and its subsidiary Ayo Technology Solutions.
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PIC: Survé's claims factually misplaced, flawed, deceitful
Sekunjalo Investment Holdings' Iqbal Survé claimed that the PIC was working with the Financial Sector Conduct Authority, which carried out raids at its Cape Town offices last week, to cause harm to his businesses and himself.
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PIC threatens Sekunjalo with liquidation
The Public Investment Corporation told Parliament that it was taking action against companies it invested billions in.
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Survé raids: Gordhan denies links to FSCA
Iqbal Survé blamed Minister Pravin Gordhan for the raid on his company premises on Wednesday by the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA).
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Gordhan hits back at Survé, tells him to produce proof of claims
Sekunjalo Holdings chairperson Iqbal Survé blamed Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan for the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) raid on his offices and businesses.
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Iqbal Survé: Raids on Sekunjalo a tactic designed to discredit my companies
The FSCA said it was investigating possible contraventions of Section 80 of the Financial Markets Act.
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Sekunjalo Holdings raid followed claims of prohibited trading practices - FCSA
The FSCA said it was investigating possible contraventions of Section 80 of the Financial Markets Act.
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Survé blames Gordhan after Sekunjalo's Cape Town offices raided
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has confirmed that it raided the premises targeting hard drives, including the laptop of Survé personal assistant.
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FSCA confirms raid on Sekunjalo Holdings' CT offices
A report published by Independent Media, which is owned by Sekunjalo chairperson Iqbal Surve, stated the FSCA were there to probe allegations of irregular share trading against another of Survé's companies, Ayo Technology Solutions.
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Magashule: Time for ANC to move on from Surve donation
The payment caused a stir in the party after it was ordered to pay back the money, but was unable to as the money had already spent.
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Matjila denies having friendship with Iqbal Survé
The former PIC CEO shed light on the Sekunjalo Investment Holdings-Sagarmatha deal from September 2017.
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WATCH LIVE: Dan Matjila details PIC transaction with Sekunjalo
Former Public Investment Corporation (PIC) boss Dan Matjila is giving clarity on the controversial businessman Iqbal Surve’s Sekunjalo transaction.
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Dan Matjila’s lawyers unhappy with line of questioning at PIC inquiry
Former PIC CEO Dan Matjila has been testifying at the commission into allegations of impropriety at the corporation.
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PIC Inquiry: Dan Matjila to give clarity on Sekunjalo transactions
Former Public Investment Corporation (PIC) boss Dan Matjila started giving his testimony on the transaction on Tuesday, where he clarified that the PIC spent R888.3 million on the deal and not R2 billion as reported by the media.
