Kganki Matabane, Black Business Council CEO, is among the members that includes eight women
02 June 2022 - 08:05
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President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the names of the 14 members of the BBBEE advisory council on Wednesday. FILE PHOTO
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office unveiled the newly appointed broad-based BEE (BBBEE) advisory council on Wednesday.
According to the presidency, provincial representation, sector expertise, gender and age are among the considerations that informed the composition of the 14-member council.
Eight of its members are women.
The members are:
Kganki Matabane, CEO of the Black Business Council (BBC);
Gloria Serobe, a veteran of black business;
Dr Nthabiseng Moleko, an academic and specialist on industrial development funding;
Sibongile Sambo, who operates a company in the aviation services sector;
Sibusiso Maphatiane, an industrialist who runs his own metal foundry business;
Ajay Lalu, a chartered accountant and BBBEE specialist;
Louise Thipe, a senior leader in the labour movement;
Makale Ngwenya, a trade unionist and researcher;
Kashif Wicomb, who leads the Progressive Professionals Forum (PPF);
Dr Lulu Gwagwa, an academic, spatial development planner and businessperson;
Thulani Tshefuta, who represents the community constituency and the youth movement at the National Economic Development and Labour Council (Nedlac);
James Hodge, chief economist of the Competition Commission;
Khathu Lambani Makwela, a director of a company in the healthcare sector; and
Irene Dimakatso Morati, an internal auditor.
The appointees will serve in the structure for the next five years.
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Presidency unveils new BBBEE advisory panel
Kganki Matabane, Black Business Council CEO, is among the members that includes eight women
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office unveiled the newly appointed broad-based BEE (BBBEE) advisory council on Wednesday.
According to the presidency, provincial representation, sector expertise, gender and age are among the considerations that informed the composition of the 14-member council.
Eight of its members are women.
The members are:
The appointees will serve in the structure for the next five years.
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