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S. Africa Finance Chief Reviews $219 Billion Fund CEO Suspension

Bloomberg Technology Thursday 16 July 2026, 05:38 UTC By Loni Prinsloo 1 min read
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South Africa’s finance minister said the board of the continent’s biggest money manager briefed the government on a decision to suspend its chief executive officer over alleged governance issues and that it will assess the information after talks with those involved.

South Africa’s finance minister said the board of the continent’s biggest money manager briefed the government on a decision to suspend its chief executive officer over alleged governance issues and that it will assess the information after talks with those involved.
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