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Engineering News reports that the Steel and Engineering Industries Federation of Southern Africa (Seifsa) has announced that its CEO Kaizer Nyatsumba has left the organisation to focus on his consulting company.
Seifsa placed him on precautionary suspension early in May, pending an unspecified investigation, which was lifted by the federation. The parties reached an agreement to mutually separate, chairperson Elias Monage confirmed. Seifsa represents 19 employer organisations that have about 167,000 member employees. Nyatsumba said on Friday that his agreement with Seifsa governed what he could say publicly for now. “I have enjoyed my time with Seifsa, where I was the first-ever black CEO in the federation's 80-year history,” he added. Nyatsumba also said he was proud to have raised the federation’s profile beyond the metals and engineering sector.
- Read the full original of the report in the above regard at Engineering News
- Read too, Seifsa CEO Kaizer Nyatsumba resigns, at BusinessLive (paywall access only)
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