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    Elias Masilela takes another Chairmanship role

    September 12, 2023
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    MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, has announced that Elias Masilela, a board member and former CEO of the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), will become the company’s chairperson starting from April 1, 2024.

    1. Masilela, an independent non-executive board member, has extensive experience in the financial sector, having previously held positions at Sanlam and the National Treasury.
    2. He has also served as the chair of Ingagaru Property Investments and Sanlam, and as a board member of the South African Reserve Bank and Government Employees Pension Fund.
    3. Masilela will replace Imtiaz Patel, who will step down as chairperson at the end of March 2024. Patel will continue to support the group in a consulting capacity until October 2028, focusing on areas such as Showmax and SuperSport.
    4. The appointment of Masilela as an independent chairperson aligns with the company’s commitment to good corporate governance and independence in its leadership structure.
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