Movement The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has appointed Nomfundo Maseti as its Acting Chief Executive Officer, effective 25 October. Maseti, a full-time regulator member responsible primarily for piped-gas regulation, takes over following the expiry of outgoing CEO Nomalanga Sithole’s extended term. She will serve until a permanent CEO is appointed.
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Movement The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has appointed Nomfundo Maseti as its Acting Chief Executive Officer, effective 25 October. Maseti, a full-time regulator member responsible primarily for piped-gas regulation, takes over following the expiry of outgoing CEO Nomalanga Sithole’s extended term. She will serve until a permanent CEO is appointed. Guest: Nomfundo Maseti - Acting Chief Executive Officer at the National Energy Regulator of South Africa
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