Warren Wheatley resigns as Africa Bitcoin CEO

Warren Wheatley resigns as Africa Bitcoin CEO

Warren Wheatley Warren Wheatley has resigned as CEO and as an employee of Africa Bitcoin Corporation with effect from 21 September, severing his last remaining ties to the JSE-listed company he founded. The company said in an investor statement on Tuesday morning that the board had accepted the resignation. Wheatley had been on precautionary leave…

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Warren Wheatley resigns as Africa Bitcoin CEO

Warren Wheatley debarment: FSCA cites share manipulation

Warren Wheatley The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has disclosed the conduct behind the debarment of Africa Bitcoin Corporation founder Warren Wheatley and two others: coordinated trading that the regulator found artificially inflated the share price of the company four years ago, when it was still called Altvest Capital. In a statement on Thursday, the…

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Warren Mande to take over as Netstar MD

Warren Mande to take over as Netstar MD

Warren Mande Altron Group has appointed Warren Mande as MD of vehicle tracking and telematics subsidiary Netstar, effective 1 July 2026. Mande, who has been Netstar’s chief operating officer for the past nine months, replaces Grant Fraser, who is emigrating to Australia. Fraser led the business for three and a half years, during which Netstar…

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Netstar appoints Warren Mande as new MD

Netstar appoints Warren Mande as new MD

Netstar has appointed Warren Mande as managing director. Telematics and vehicle tracking firm, Netstar has appointed Warren Mande as managing director, effective 1 July. In a statement, Netstar, a subsidiary of JSE-listed Altron Group, says the appointment follows the resignation of Grant Fraser, who will be emigrating to Australia with his family. It notes that…

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Warren Buffett’s public Kraft Heinz criticism is extremely unusual for the typically passive owner

Warren Buffett’s public Kraft Heinz criticism is extremely unusual for the typically passive owner

Wall Street shared Buffett’s disappointment. Kraft Heinz shares fell as much as 7.6% on Tuesday after the announcement early that morning, but made back some of that loss, finishing down just 2.4% for the holiday-shortened week. Zoom In IconArrows pointing outwards Will Buffett’s unhappiness prompt Berkshire to sell some or all of its stake? He didn’t rule…

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