The newly appointed board of the Public Investment Corporation seeks to tackle pressing governance challenges while facing scrutiny over its chairperson's political ties, igniting calls for urgent reforms to restore public trust.

Reforms should include appointing independent board members from the private sector and civil society, and considering outsourcing asset management to private firms

Deputy Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Seiso Mohai has been appointed to lead the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), as the government moves…

Seiso Mohai takes over after governance turmoil triggered a board exodus