TechCentral Show | Bongani Mabaso’s plan to fix the State IT Agency
, government’s central IT procurement and services agency, has been through the wringer.
The entity, created in 1999, has been plagued for much of its existence by oftentimes poor leadership and well as widespread corruption – detailed in a 2017 TechCentral interview former CEO Setumo Mohapi. Now, after several years without a CEO – the company had been placed into a form of administration by former communications minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams – Bongani Mabaso has taken the reins. Mabaso, previously a senior IT executive at Standard Bank Group, is promising to shake things up at Sita – by fixing what’s broken and focusing on service delivery to its government clients.
The announcement by communications minister Mondli Gungubele that Sita will build a R6-billion broadband network – much of this work is already, in fact, happening; andListen to this episode of the TechCentral Show
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