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Malusi Shezi the CEO of the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) has been accused of interfering in the organizations affairs. This accusation was made by a former board member who claimed that Shezi had been involved in the appointment of a new board member without following proper procedures. Shezi has denied these allegations and has been offered a right of reply by City Press the publication that reported the story. CETA is responsible for providing training and education to the construction industry in South Africa and this accusation has raised concerns about the integrity and transparency of the organizations leadership.
Malusi Shezi the CEO of the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) has been accused of interfering in the organizations affairs.
This accusation was made by a former board member who claimed that Shezi had been involved in the appointment of a new board member without following proper procedures.
Shezi has denied these allegations and has been offered a right of reply by City Press the publication that reported the story.
CETA is responsible for providing training and education to the construction industry in South Africa and this accusation has raised concerns about the integrity and transparency of the organizations leadership.
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Malusi Shezi the CEO of the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) has been accused of interfering in the organizations affairs. This accusation was made by a former board member who claimed that Shezi had been involved in the appointment of a new board member without following proper procedures. Shezi has denied these allegations and has been offered a right of reply by City Press the publication that reported the story. CETA is responsible for providing training and education to the construction industry in South Africa and this accusation has raised concerns about the integrity and transparency of the organizations leadership.
Malusi Shezi the CEO of the Construction Education and Training Authority (CETA) has been accused of interfering in the organizations affairs.
This accusation was made by a former board member who claimed that Shezi had been involved in the appointment of a new board member without following proper procedures.
Shezi has denied these allegations and has been offered a right of reply by City Press the publication that reported the story.
CETA is responsible for providing training and education to the construction industry in South Africa and this accusation has raised concerns about the integrity and transparency of the organizations leadership.
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