Khanyisile kweyama
Mbalula dares former Prasa board chair Kweyama to take him to court
Khanyisile Kweyama has accused him of over-reaching when he fired the board she led for incompetence and placing Prasa under administration with Bongisiwe...
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Mbalula hits back at Kweyama over claims he dissolved Prasa board illegally
Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula said former Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) board chairperson Khanyisile Kweyama was disgruntled and lying to the Zondo commission inquiry because he fired the board for incompetence.
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Mbalula instructs lawyers to write to Zondo inquiry after being implicated
On Wednesday, former Prasa board chairperson Khanyisile Kweyama told the Zondo commission that Mbalula unlawfully dissolved the board.
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Extra personal security warranted, says Prasa CEO Kweyama
Prasa's decision to give board chairperson Khanyisile Kweyama bodyguards had been brought into question but she said that the move could be backed up.
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Former SABC interim board adamant they did nothing wrong in awarding tender
An SIU report found irregularities in the awarding to a R185 million tender to the Mafoko Security company.
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Former SABC acting board to take SIU security tender report on review
Former board members responded to the Special Investigating Unit’s report, which found irregularities in the awarding of the security tender.
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Bemawu: 'Govt to blame for state of SABC'
Last week, Krish Naidoo, Khanyisile Kweyama, John Mattison and Mathatha Tsedu all had their resignations accepted by President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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President Ramaphosa urged not to accept resignations of 3 SABC board members
On Wednesday, Eyewitness News revealed the contents of the resignation letters of Khanyisile Kweyama, Krish Naidoo and John Matisonn.
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SABC retrenchments sees 3 board members submit resignations
The resignation letters of some SABC board members have provided an insight into the deep disagreements over retrenchments at the public broadcaster.
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Prasa says reviewing Swifambo Rail contract was right decision
The Supreme Court yesterday dismissed an application by Swifambo Rail Leasing, which had tried to appeal a decision to review and set aside Prasa's controversial Afro 400 locomotive contract.
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Prasa to be handed back over R58m from firm
This comes after Prasa was on Tuesday awarded a rescission of a default judgment in the High Court in Pretoria meaning the judgment made against it earlier this year is no longer valid.
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Kweyama: Board in crisis mode trying to rescue Prasa
Prasa board chairperson Khanyisile Kweyama says the rail agency’s operating model has been problematic and that the board is in crisis mode trying to rescue the situation.
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Prasa defends approaching court over safety permit
Board chairperson Khanyisile Kweyama says the agency acted to ensure commuters weren’t left stranded with no alternative means of getting to work.
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Poor leadership, instability blamed for Prasa's financial woes
The board chair and the CEO addressed the media on Thursday about their plans to turn around the organisation, which they have described as broken and struggling to survive.
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Police investigating Prasa board chairperson's hijack & kidnapping
Kweyama was allegedly bundled into the boot of a car and driven around for at least three hours before the suspects abandoned the vehicle in Katlehong, east of Johannesburg.
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Kweyama: New board will bring stability, accountability to Prasa
Kweyama says talks with various stakeholders on how to get the railway agency back on track have already begun.
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SABC board: Steps can now be taken to turn national broadcaster around
Board member Khanyisile Kweyama says special attention will be given to its human resources and news departments and addressing structural problems overall.
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Interim SABC chair says there's been no political interference
Khanyisile Kweyama was interviewed by Parliament's Communications Committee on Friday for a position on the permanent board.
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5 candidates shortlisted for SABC top jobs
Interim SABC board chair Khanyisile Kweyama says the process of vetting all new appointments and more than 500 existing executives and managers is now fully underway.
