Fish Mahlalela appointed Mpumalanga Tourism Board chairperson

Former Tourism Deputy Minister Fish Mahlalela has been confirmed as chairperson of the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency Board. He had served as acting chairperson since August 2025.

The appointment comes as the agency works to address past issues of corruption and maladministration. Mahlalela stated that the interim board had filled critical vacant positions and is now advertising more strategic roles, with a goal to complete most by the end of the third quarter.

Systems are being implemented to prevent further irregularities, including the appointment of a senior supply chain manager. Mahlalela noted that some matters from forensic reports have been referred to the Hawks, with assistance from the SIU for recovering funds.

The Kruger Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism welcomed the board. Chamber representative Linda Grimbeck expressed confidence that the appointments will strengthen ties with tourism stakeholders.

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Illustration of President Ramaphosa appointing Dina Pule as social development minister, with formal office setting and subtle signs of controversy.
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Ramaphosa appoints Dina Pule as social development minister

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President Cyril Ramaphosa appointed Dina Pule as minister of social development on 30 June 2026. The move has drawn sharp criticism from opposition parties and civil society groups over her past ethical record.

Dr Nobuhle Nkabane has been named acting chairperson of Parliament's Portfolio Committee on Agriculture. The move follows the appointment of former chairperson Dina Pule as Minister of Social Development.

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Pierre Voges, who established the Mandela Bay Development Agency in 2004, has been appointed interim CEO for five months to stabilise the organisation after recent leadership challenges.

A special Nelson Mandela Bay council meeting called to discuss flood response collapsed on Thursday evening due to the absence of an acting city manager. Opposition parties boycotted the session, arguing it could not proceed legally without a head of administration. The metro has been without an appointed acting city manager since late March.

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Chief Justice Martha Koome and several Cabinet Secretaries have made appointments and reappointments to key government institutions in a gazette notice dated June 12.

Sithembiso Ngema has been elected as the new provincial leader of the Democratic Alliance in KwaZulu-Natal.

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