Labour federations in South Africa are calling for urgent reforms and independent investigations into the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) following recent internal developments, including resignations and suspensions. The unions argue that the situation makes stronger oversight necessary and want mechanisms that can independently examine the circumstances behind leadership changes and any related governance concerns. They stress that reforms should be implemented promptly and that accountability processes should be transparent, with investigators operating free from conflicts of interest. The federations’ call centers on improving oversight and strengthening governance to restore confidence in how the PIC manages public investment responsibilities. While the federations do not present specific findings in the brief report, they link their demand to the PIC’s recent personnel and disciplinary actions and say these developments warrant formal review. The unions’ position adds pressure for scrutiny of the corporation’s internal processes and the adequacy of current controls, as further steps are expected from relevant authorities.