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SETTLEMENT MYSTERY: PIC paid another R21m after arbitration award was certified settled in full, PwC finds

Newseze Wire·Mon, Jul 20, 8:07 PMWire: Daily Maverick
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SETTLEMENT MYSTERY: PIC paid another R21m after arbitration award was certified settled in full, PwC finds

After settling an arbitration award, the PIC’s sudden R21m payment to Acapulco raises questions about financial oversight and the integrity of investment decision-making.

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