Former Google SA boss resigns from South African Bitcoin company after CEO scandal

MyBroadbandLuis Monzon · 12 October 2026 at 07:01

Africa Bitcoin Corporation interim CEO Stafford Masie and several prominent directors, including township economics expert GG Alcock, have resigned amid a boardroom battle involving debarred founder Warren Wheatley.
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