Eswatini TV CEO To Retire End Of January 2021
Longest-serving Eswatini TV Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Bongani Sigcokosiyancinca Dlamini is due to retire at the end of January 2021. This was revealed by Acting Minister of Information, Communication, and Technology Manqoba Khumalo who also appointed a new board that was tasked among other things to recruit a new CEO for the national TV. The […]
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Longest-serving Eswatini TV Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Bongani Sigcokosiyancinca Dlamini is due to retire at the end of January 2021. This was revealed by Acting Minister of Information, Communication, and Technology Manqoba Khumalo who also appointed a new board that was tasked among other things to recruit a new CEO for the national TV. The […]
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28 January 2021
Longest-serving Eswatini TV Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Bongani Sigcokosiyancinca Dlamini is due to retire at the end of January 2021.
This was revealed by Acting Minister of Information, Communication, and Technology Manqoba Khumalo who also appointed a new board that was tasked among other things to recruit a new CEO for the national TV.
The outgoing Eswatini TV CEO told one of the country’s dailies that he decided to retire on personal grounds and was of the view that he had played his part sufficiently in transforming the station.
Dlamini also noted that he is the only Eswatini TV CEO who was not fired but willingly left the station after his retirement.
Meanwhile, the new Board Members for Eswatini TV are
- Chief Sicunusa Dlamini (Chairman)
- Prince Msindazwe (Member)
- Betram Stewarts (Member)
- Ntombifuthi Sukati (Member)
- Princess Ncelencele (Member)
- Mduduzi Nxumalo (Member)
- Thokozani Nxumalo (Member)
- Mxolisi Fakudze (Member)
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