POWER STRUGGLE
Former Acsa chairman gatecrashes meeting
A dispute over the board membership of former Acsa chairman Roshan Morar scuttles directors’ meeting
The boardroom power struggle at Airports Company SA (Acsa) saw yet another postponement of a directors’ meeting on Monday after a sitting to consider the tenure of CEO Bongani Maseko and other senior officials was once again called off at the last moment. The postponement of the meeting at the Intercontinental Hotel at OR Tambo International Airport was precipitated by a dispute over the board membership of former Acsa chairman Roshan Morar, two directors of the state-owned airports operator said on Monday. Acsa confirmed the postponement. The meeting on the same subject has been postponed several times over the past few weeks. Morar was Acsa chairman until the end of 2017, when his term expired. Directors Siyakhula Simelane, head of Acsa’s audit and risk committee, and Steve Mabela, a member of the committee, said the meeting could not go ahead because it could not be properly constituted. They said they had tried to exclude Morar from Monday’s meeting but had failed. "The meeting ...
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