Ramaphosa meets with top executives of state-owned enterprises

JOHANNESBURG - President Cyril Ramaphosa met with CEOs of over 20 state-owned enterprises on Wednesday.

“In their contributions, several executives highlighted the need for a better definition of the respective mandates of state-owned companies and for government policy to more effectively support their achievement.” The outcomes of the meeting will form part of a programme to provide political oversight and strategic management to "reposition and revitalise SOEs as catalysts for economic growth and development", said the Presidency.

And where was Pravin?

In this country only the wealthy matter.

They all look so happy !

'The outcomes of the meeting will form part of a programme to provide political oversight and strategic blah blah' .....another 'programme' - discussed by committees and commissions and implemented by nobody - as government fiddles while Rome is in flames....💥

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