The insurance giant Old Mutual still refuses the reinstate CEO Peter Moyo, who was recently fired. The Supreme Court has ordered Moyo to be reinstated, but the company refuses to re-employ Moyo. Moyo’s lawyer said Old Mutual should allow his client to resume his duties, but the employer says the lawyer is not the judge…
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Moyo and Old Mutual still struggling to come to terms – Insurance company refuses Moyo to be temporarily restored to office
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Nashua’s CEO resigns and plans to emigrate – He is one of hundreds of senior executives leaving the country because of government’s discriminatory measures to harm whites in the workplace
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Mark Taylor, Nashua’s Chief Executive Officer and CEO of Reunert, resigned from both positions in preparation for his “departure” from the country. His resignation at Reunert as head of the Information Communication Technology Division comes into effect on October 1, 2019. He plans to emigrate in 2020. Taylor has worked in executive positions at Nedbank,..
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“Untouchable” BOSASA CEO dies in car crash – case of culpable homicide has been opened
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CEO of controversial company Bosasa, now African Global Operations, Gavin Watson (73) died on Monday in a car crash. The crash happened close to OR Tambo International Airport. While the police have not released the identity of the man as they are waiting to notify his next of kin, Eyewitness News has learnt that it..
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Supreme Court decides that insurance giant Old Mutual should re-appoint dismissed CEO
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The battle between Old Mutual and its CEO, Peter Moyo, is still ongoing, and now the company has taken further action against him. Old Mutual, which is currently under pressure from its shareholders, has indicated that a second notice of dismissal has been sent to the CEO. This was done in the midst of a..
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NASPERS (News24): An Elitist Multinational That Values Profits Before People. Selling Kith, Kin and Country for Higher Salaries
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Globalist Companies like Lego, Sony, Rolex and Walt Disney—they all allegedly strive to operate with honesty and integrity and they stand for things that matter to people around the world, virtue signalling inclusiveness, environmental sustainability and education. They have associated their companies issues and causes which makes their brand and reputation stronger because they are known to be doing the right thing.
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Eskom now in bed with MultiChoice – Current CEO of bankrupt National Power Supplier that is plagued by corruption, fraud and money laundering, now on board of pay channel
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Eskom is subject to fraud, money laundering, illegal tender awards and theft that results in the Chief Executive Officer of the entity or being dismissed or being prosecuted for all kinds of underhand operations. The “life span” of a CEO at Eskom is not very long. Those who are still trying to get things right..
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Appointment of white CEO at Mango kicks up a storm – Black management Forum objects since he is white and because of skin colour not qualified for the position
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The appointment of Nico Bezuidenhout as Chief Executive Officer of Mango triggered hysteria at the Black Management Forum (BMF). The BMF will do everything in its power to fight the appointment. Their objection is that he is a white man and apparently is not qualified for the position. Bezuidenhout stated that his previous experience at..
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Bankrupt Eskom’s CEO resigns due to stress- For the sake of the whole of South Africa who will risk taking over?
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Eskom is looking for a new CEO after the current incumbent Phakamani Hadebe resigned after less than a year due to stress. His predecessors either left their jobs due to personal reasons, were dismissed or went away under a cloud of corruption. Energy expert Ted Blom believes that Hadebe’s resignation did not come as a..
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Eskom’s CEO, fleeing the coop – Phakamani Hadebe resigns saying ‘unimaginable demands’ of job put strain on his health
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A statement issued by the power utility on Friday said that Hadebe would serve notice until the end of July. He cited health reasons for his resignation. “It is no secret that this role comes with unimaginable demands which have unfortunately had a negative impact on my health. In the best interests of Eskom and..
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SABC dismisses chief operating officer after conviction of gross negligence
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The SABC confirmed that Chris Maroleng, the broadcaster’s chief operating officer’s contract, had ended. Maroleng indicated that he would fight the suspension until a disciplinary committee found him guilty of gross negligence. His contract ended with immediate effect and Tshifiwa Malaudzi, head of the commercial division at the SABC, was also suspended earlier this month…
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FNB CEO says he will not fly with SAA and is now looking at honest alternatives
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Chief Executive Officer of First National Bank, Jacques Celiers, indicated on social media that he would not make use of SAA’s services anymore. He is now looking at “honest alternatives.” FNB spokesperson Lwazi Stuurman told media that Celliers will not comment. Malusi Gigaba has indicated that he will approach Celliers on the move. It is..
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Broke Eskom to splash on bonuses to executives Molefe, Koko
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Disgraced Molefe first in line for fat payout even as utility fields woeful balance sheet. Eskom, which is struggling to survive financially, wants to pay millions in bonuses to axed CEO Brian Molefe, suspended acting CEO Matshela Koko, and others. Molefe and Koko were implicated in questionable conduct while in charge of the power utility…
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NASPERS’ (News24) cash cow, the Chinese tech giant Tencent, slammed over corporate sexism and simulated oral sex leak.
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NASPERS owns a 34% stake in the Chinese tech giant Tencent, which is responsible for increasing NASPERS’ market value tenfold in the last decade. The company is facing a massive backlash after footage of a lewd party game at one of its annual events was leaked online showing female employees simulating oral sex on stage…
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