Boards of companies must do justice to shareholders by vetting potential directors properly, the Institute of Directors in SA has urged as the fallout from the Thabi Leoka “PhDgate” debacle exposes corporate SA’s lapses in governance.

Business Day on Tuesday lifted the veil on Leoka’s 15-year deceit (https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/national/2024-01-16-mystery-of-former-remgro-director-thabi-leokas-elusive-phd/), in which she claimed falsely to have been awarded a PhD in economics at the prestigious London School of Economics (LSE)...

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