The Gauteng High Court sets aside the suspension of Public Investment Corporation (PIC) CEO Patrick Dlamini, ruling that the PIC board acted unlawfully in placing him on suspension. Multiple reports state the court declares the suspension invalid and unlawful, and the decision paves the way for Dlamini’s reinstatement. The ruling indicates the suspension did not comply with the legal or procedural requirements governing how such action is taken against a chief executive. While one outlet’s coverage focuses on the governance failures highlighted by the decision, both accounts describe the same outcome: the suspension is overturned by the court. The reports do not indicate any change to the underlying allegations or merits that may have prompted the board’s action; rather, they emphasize that the suspension itself is found to be unlawful and therefore cannot stand. The PIC board’s decision is therefore reversed, and attention shifts to the steps required to implement the court order and reinstate the CEO, alongside any further legal or governance processes.