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PIC CEO faces questions over mining interests

Mail & Guardian · 14 October 2026 at 10:09

PIC CEO faces questions over mining interests

Public Investment Corporation (PIC) chief executive Patrick Dlamini is facing questions about his private business interests after an anonymous whistleblower complaint called on the corporation's board to establish whether he declared a 40% founding shareholding in a Mozambican mining company.

The 11-page document, dated 12 October and obtained by the Mail & Guardian, identifies its authors as concerned PIC employees who have withheld their names.

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