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PIC CEO Patrick Dlamini under media scrutiny and probe
Patrick Dlamini, CEO of the Public Investment Corporation, is engaging with media while facing a probe over undisclosed mining interests.
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The story so far as of 14 October 2026
On 4 October, Public Investment Corporation (PIC) CEO Patrick Dlamini began a media engagement to improve the PIC's public image and reassure stakeholders. On 14 October, Dlamini faced scrutiny due to a whistleblower complaint regarding his undisclosed 40% shareholding in a Mozambican mining company. The complaint prompted calls for an investigation by the PIC board, raising governance concerns among lenders and investors in PIC-managed funds.
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PIC CEO Patrick Dlamini faces mining interest probe
Impact Lenders and investors in PIC-managed funds face potential governance concerns amid the probe into Dlamini's interests.
Sources: Mail & Guardian ↗
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PIC CEO Patrick Dlamini on media charm offensive
Impact Stakeholders in the finance sector receive reassurances from the PIC about its management and performance.
Sources: Daily Maverick ↗
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