ICASA has appointed Advocate Nkhetheleni Norman Gidi as its acting chief executive officer.
The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa has appointed Advocate Nkhetheleni Norman Gidi as its acting chief executive officer, effective from 1 September 2022 to 30 November 2022, or until a permanent appointment has been made.
Ngwepe’s last day at the authority will be on 31 August 2022, following his resignation, which was accepted by the ICASA Council.Ngwepe as its chief of staff in the office of the group president and CEO, effective 1 October.Ngwepe had decided against renewing his contract as the CEO of the country’s telecoms regulator.
He first joined ICASA in August 2009 as a senior manager for licensing. In this role, he was instrumental in the management of the licensing of broadcasting, ECS/ECNS and postal services, ICASA says. Gidi is an admitted advocate of the High Court since 2009, and he holds the degree of Master of Laws , and has completed various leadership programmes, including the Spider Capacity Building on ICT Regulation, Policy and Practice and the Leaders in Development Programme .
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