Yakhe Kwinana was required to show more than minimum care, skill and diligence
Evidence of various directors at the Zondo inquiry has raised questions about their comprehension of these duties towards the firms of which they are or were board members
10 November 2020 - 18:11
The recent events at the Zondo state capture commission brought sharply to the fore the question of the requisite standard of directors’ conduct in relation to their duty of care, skill and diligence.
The evidence of various directors and former directors at the commission has raised questions about their comprehension of these duties towards the companies in which they are or were board members, none more so than that of former SAA and SAA Technical board member Yakhe Kwinana, a chartered accountant by profession...
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