Published: 17 May 2018

THE High Court has quashed the results of a November 2015 extra-ordinary general meeting (EGM) at CFI Holdings Limited (CFI) and a subsequent one late last year to discuss, among other things, the reversal of Langford Estates (Langford)'s disposal.

This comes as regulatory authorities, including the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE), have intensified their scrutiny and supervision of goings-on at the beleaguered company which has been the subject of a nasty tussle between Nicholas van Hoogstraten and a slew of companies linked to Hamish Rudland.
- fingaz

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