The high court has ruled Patrick Dlamini’s suspension unlawful, clearing the way for his return as PIC CEO after weeks of political turmoil

New PIC chair Seiso Mohai faces DA questions over his wife’s firm and its Free State government payments under Ace Magashule

Seiso Mohai is named PIC chair after a political fallout unseated the previous board, reviving pressure to depoliticise its leadership

This week: paid political influence, Ramaphosa’s reform setbacks, the PIC leadership vacuum and looming FATF greylisting concerns

As the PIC grapples with a governance vacuum, the CEO says his suspension was based on anonymous speculation, not evidence

There is a deep pool of South African talent that finance minister Enoch Godongwana should look to when he forms the new PIC board

Is the PIC still fit for purpose? Or should South Africa replace its R3-trillion state asset manager with private expertise?

Patrick Dlamini goes to court over his suspension as the PIC board collapses, deepening the governance crisis at the asset manager

The PIC’s latest crisis, Ramaphosa’s credibility, El Niño risks and Air Zimbabwe’s London return – as told by Rob Rose and Zukile Majova

Four more PIC directors are said to have quit after Godongwana threatened to dissolve the board, deepening the crisis at Africa’s largest asset manager

Soccer, tennis, rugby … it’s all in this week’s episode of ‘ListenUP’. Also: the shenanigans at the PIC

PIC CEO Patrick Dlamini’s suspension has reignited questions over governance, politics and accountability at the R3.6-trillion asset manager

South Africa’s diplomatic decay, the PIC scandal, Julius Malema and election politics take centre stage in the first video episode of ‘Sharp Sharp’

While rumours swirl around a PIC director, tough questions remain about governance, oversight and the Lanseria saga

The PIC’s Isibaya Fund returned just 4.25% for the GEPF over 20 years, which inflation more than wiped out

The PIC-backed R2.26bn buyout of Balwin Properties was overdue. Its long-cycle model was never well matched to public-market expectations

How poor due diligence, a split mandate and a ‘rehabilitation mindset’ have left the PIC trapped in billions of rands of failed investments

There are those who speak the language of empowerment while pursuing private enrichment at the expense of the working class, writes David Masondo

The Competition Commission has approved Barloworld’s controversial takeover in rapid time, but this deal’s not done yet

Ayo’s delisting, like its debut, is again cloaked in controversy