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Gruff, pugnacious, broad-chested and bearded, with a barrelling gait, he could be mistaken on the newsroom floor for an old merchant mariner, but his bark was far worse than his bite, and concealed a depth of compassion and a keen affinity with the underdog and a passion to right injustice.

CNA issued its employees with section 189 notices in February 2021, but those affected are yet to be paid.

Black Mountain Investment Management Proprietary Limited has expressed its firm interest

Stationery retailer CNA – which has been around for 125 years – has been placed in business rescue, its management team confirmed on Tuesday.

Crisis-hit stationery retailer CNA is struggling to pay its suppliers, as the company potentially faces a legal challenge by its controversial CEO.

The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Nick Wilson, a Journalist at Business Times/Sunday Times.

The company’s former CEO says he has been unlawfully removed as a director

Rocked by boardroom battles, ailing chain on hunt for new funders

CNA confirms CEO Trisk has quit Management team at the struggling group had differences with Trisk after he approached business rescue teams without their consent PREMIUM By Katharine Child - 25 May 2021 CNA boss Benjamin Trisk, a minority shareholder in the group, left the company last week after resigning a month ago, according to the board of the ailing stationery company... This article is reserved for DispatchLIVE subscribers. Get access to ALL DispatchLIVE content from on...

A CNA store at the Woodlands Boulevard mall, Gauteng. (Photo: Woodlands Boulevard) Already facing an uncertain future, one of the country’s oldest companies is now also embroiled in a potentially lethal boardroom battle. On Friday, a CNA director confirmed to Fin24 that the board accepted CEO Benjamin Trisk’s resignation, apparently tendered last month. Trisk left the company last week, he said. But this was denied by Trisk, who maintains that he’s still CEO – "somet...