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[TOP STORY] SAA CEO controversy highlights failure to implement Zondo Commission reforms

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‘Every year in the State of the Nation Address, we hear from the president that things are going to change in how SOE boards and CEOs are appointed, but we don't really see that change manifesting,’ says Professor Parmi Natesan, CEO of the Institute of Directors in South Africa.

3 Mar 8AM English South Africa Business News · Politics

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