Two senior former DA leaders – Paul Boughey and Jonathan Moakes – are helping Herman Mashaba to get his new political formation, which has begun with the People’s Dialogue, up and running
Paul Boughey, who was the chief executive officer of the DA for five years, and Jonathan Moakes, the party’s former elections manager, are giving Mashaba strategic advice about the next chapter in his life.
After his resignation, Moakes joined political adviser Stan Greenberg’s company, Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research in the UK, as its deputy president. “As part of these discussions, Jonathan has given us valued advice and input – just like the thousands of South Africans who have entered into discussions with us on various platforms.”
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