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Mpumalanga Premier appoints new DG

Mpumalanga Premier appoints new DG

The Mpumalanga Premier, Mandla Ndlovu, has welcomed Maggie Skhosana as the newly appointed Director-General in the Office of the Premier.

Skhosana assumed her responsibilities on Monday. She has a wealth of experience as a government administrator. 

Until recently, she served as a Municipal Manager at the Nkangala District Municipality, based in Middelburg, where she spearheaded clean audit achievements.

“Skhosana’s achievements are well documented. She has set a record of achieving clean audits at the District. This experience will work in our favour in our determination to increase the number of departments and municipalities with similar achievements in the province,” Ndlovu said.

Skhosana said her tenure would be characterised by guiding the seventh administration to achieve the key priorities of driving an inclusive growth and job creation, tackling the high cost of living and poverty, as well as building a capable, ethical and developmental state. 

She said that her ideology of doing more and talking less will be the anchor point of her commitment.

The Premier further applauded Peter Nyoni, the Deputy Director-General for Institutional Development, for his sterling role during his tenure as Acting Director General. 

“Your leadership experience during the transition period is highly appreciated. You brought the much-needed stability in a space that is complex, and guided the entire Provincial Government towards a good performance,” the Premier said. – SAnews.gov.za

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Monday, March 3, 2025

The Mpumalanga Premier, Mandla Ndlovu, has welcomed Maggie Skhosana as the newly appointed Director-General in the Office of the Premier.

Skhosana assumed her responsibilities on Monday. She has a wealth of experience as a government administrator. 

Until recently, she served as a Municipal Manager at the Nkangala District Municipality, based in Middelburg, where she spearheaded clean audit achievements.

“Skhosana’s achievements are well documented. She has set a record of achieving clean audits at the District. This experience will work in our favour in our determination to increase the number of departments and municipalities with similar achievements in the province,” Ndlovu said.

Skhosana said her tenure would be characterised by guiding the seventh administration to achieve the key priorities of driving an inclusive growth and job creation, tackling the high cost of living and poverty, as well as building a capable, ethical and developmental state. 

She said that her ideology of doing more and talking less will be the anchor point of her commitment.

The Premier further applauded Peter Nyoni, the Deputy Director-General for Institutional Development, for his sterling role during his tenure as Acting Director General. 

“Your leadership experience during the transition period is highly appreciated. You brought the much-needed stability in a space that is complex, and guided the entire Provincial Government towards a good performance,” the Premier said. – SAnews.gov.za

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