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19 May 2013
   
 
 
 
 
 

The Minister of Communications, Ms Dina Pule, became aware of the process that the SABC intended to follow to appoint a Chief Operating Officer for the broadcaster on Friday, 27 January 2012.
The Minister immediately requested the Board to suspend the current search and to follow a normal and wider executive appointment process. After this engagement, Minister Pule is satisfied that the SABC board will handle all processes of appointments accordingly. The Minister remains committed to assisting the SABC to fill the vacant top posts as soon as possible.
In addition, Minister Pule has also noted the stories about the settlement between the South African PostOffice (SAPO) and it’s outgoing Chief Executive Officer, Ms Motshoanetsi Lefoka.
The Minister supports the SAPO board for finalising the dispute in a timely and professional manner. The details of the agreement between the SAPost Office and Ms Lefoka are subject to legal processes and guidelines . A public disclosure of the terms of the settlement at this stage would constitute a breach of this agreement.
Minister Pule is committed to ensuring that all State-Owned Enterprises that report to the Department have stable leadership and that are sustainable. She believes that this is the only way in which SOEs can provide the quality of service the South African citizens deserve.

Edited by: Creamer Media Reporter
 
 
 
 
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SA Minister of Communications Dina Pule (Picture by: Duane Daws)
 
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