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The Western Cape High Court has heard that analysts at the Public Investment Corporation were still conducting due diligence on a proposal to buy shares in IT group AYO in late 2017 when they heard that then-CEO Dan Matjila had signed the deal.

The Western Cape High Court has heard that analysts at the Public Investment Corporation were still conducting due diligence on a proposal to buy shares in IT group AYO in late 2017 when they heard that then-CEO Dan Matjila had already signed the deal.

Seanie was giving evidence for the second day in the long-awaited civil case between the state-owned asset manager and AYO.

 

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They need to hold him personally responsible for the losses. His assets must be confiscated. PIC and the Unions must convey a message to its office bearers crime doesn't pay.

Iqbal needs to go to jail

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