A Daily Maverick report spotlighting the questionable credentials of Johannesburg Roads Agency CEO Tshepo Mahanuke has fuelled calls for an investigation. On Thursday, the JRA announced his placement on special leave pending the outcome of a ‘re-authent...
The Johannesburg Roads Agency announced on Thursday that its CEO, Tshepo Mahanuke, had been placed on special leave. An interim CEO has been appointed pending the outcome of a “re-authentication” process regarding Mahanuke’s credentials.’s Ferial Haffajee exposing the 34-year-old CEO’s questionable qualifications. The report alleged that the credentials he provided to land his R3.5-million-a-year job were either lies or overstated.
The master’s degree in “Competitive Intelligence” from ACI College, Harvard Business School, that he claims to have in his CV is not offered by Harvard, while ACI is in fact a separate college; and . She further requested a full report on the matter from Motloung and Funzela Ngobeni, the Joburg mayoral committee member for transport.
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