The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has vowed to block the re-election of a MultiChoice board member over questionable consultancy fees.
The continent’s biggest asset manager, which holds a 15% stake — and is the second-biggest investor in MultiChoice after French entertainment group Canal+, has slammed a decision to keep paying one of the pay-TV operator’s longest-serving board members, Jim Volkwyn, millions in advisory fees...
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