Brian Molefe appointed Transnet CEO, strengthening infrastructure leadership
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Updated Sun 08:06
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What happened
Cabinet approved Brian Molefe as the new group chief executive for Transnet. The five-year appointment started immediately, and Public Enterprises Minister Malusi Gigaba announced the decision. Gigaba noted that Transnet had been without a permanent group chief executive for a considerable period of time.
From sanews.gov.za
Why it matters
Gigaba stated that the appointment strengthens leadership stability and allows Transnet to run a sustainable business, which provides economic benefit to South Africa. This action also supports President Jacob Zuma's directive for state-owned entities to fill vacant posts within six months.
From sanews.gov.za
Who's involved
- Brian MolefeAppointed group chief executive for Transnet
- Malusi GigabaAnnounced Brian Molefe's appointment as Public Enterprises Minister
- Jacob ZumaIssued a directive for state-owned entities to fill vacant posts
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The entities involved
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Brian Molefe
South African politician
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Jacob Zuma
4th President of South Africa (2009–2018)