[5] The merger fell apart in March 2001 after Primedia failed to dispose of its noncore assets and Kasigo step away from the deal.
[6] Another attempt was made in May 2001 by New Africa Investments Limited when it announced a proposed takeover of Kasigo Media's business operations and assets.
[7] Primedia issued an objection to the Icasa concerning the New Africa Investments Limited acquisition of Kagiso Media.
[9] Kagiso, part of a consortium called Johnnic Communication (Johncom), made a conditional bid for the assets of New Africa Investments in September 2003.
[12] Competition Commission approved the Tiso bid in January 2004 but recommended that Nial's radio assets be sold.
[24] Kagiso announced in October 2011 that it would sell its 50 percent interest in the LexisNexis to Reed Elsevier South Africa.
[28] Kagiso entered the television broadcasting market in 2013 when it launched Glow TV on the OpenView HD satellite site.