BizNews’ Alec Hogg says he should have been more transparent on stake in troubled bitcoin group

News24 Business14 October 2026 at 05:02

Veteran financial journalist Alec Hogg has acknowledged that he should have been more forthcoming about his company’s shareholding in troubled Africa Bitcoin Corporation.
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