Disgruntled empowerment partners are planning to have one of South Africa’s largest fishing groups investigated after the company announced it would discontinue a R1.2bn empowerment deal that smoothed the way for it to secure fishing rights. 

Mast Fishing Investment Holdings and Ntshona Investments, which have been I&J's empowerment partners since 2004, received a letter on June 13 stating AVI’s intention not to extend a broad-based BEE transaction with them when the deal expired on July 1...

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