Technology group EOH will pay its subsidiary EOH Mthombo’s R2.9bn debt, the troubled firm said on Wednesday.
EOH Mthombo, which is set to be shut down following an investigation that found it at the centre of a corruption scandal, is a technology provider for telecommunication, manufacturing, mining and retail customers in SA and the UK, accounting for about a fifth of the group's revenue in recent years...
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