Setumo mohapi biography
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SITA appoints CEO number 19 as Mohapi bows out
Dr Setumo Mohapi has been widely credited for his efforts to turn around SITA.
The State IT Agency (SITA) should continue on the path to restoration in order to become an industry leader that functions efficiently and effectively.
This is the sentiment shared by industry watchers, following CEO Dr Setumo Mohapi's departure from SITA last week.
SITA revealed that after four years at the helm, Mohapi was not staying on as chief executive, despite the board's offer to extend his contract for another six months.
Spokesperson Anthea Summers said when the contract came to an end, Mohapi asked to be released from his post, citing health reasons and demands of the job.
As of today, Nthuthule Tshenye has officially taken up the acting CEO position at SITA. He becomes the 19th CEO in the agency's 20-year history.
When Mohapi took the reins in April 2015, becoming the 18th CEO, the agency had since its establishment lacked longevity in its leadership, was plagued by allegations of corruption and labelled useless.
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Baby mama sues high-flying executive over papgeld for baby daughter
According to the spreadsheet seen by Sunday World, the overall monthly expenses were a staggering R44000.
They included, among other things, rent of R13500, a car instalment of R9300, groceries of R5000, a nanny at R7000, formula and nappies at R2000, medical aid at R1500, toiletries and vitamins at R1000 and electricity at R1200.
Mohapi, who earns almost R4-million per annum, denied all allegations against him.
He said the mother was the one who had been ducking and diving whenever he asked her to send him her bank account details to make payment.
Mohapi also indicated the baby mama has had "access" to an amount of R100000. But the amount, he said, included a loan of R65000 he gave to her before the child was born which she has not paid back.
"I gave her that money and it was equivalent to R5000 per month for 10 months," he said.
He also confirmed that, through his lawyers, he made an offer of R7500 as an interim maintenance agreement until the matter is resolved in court.
Mohapi also confirmed that h
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Setumo mohapi biography of william shakespeare
Shakespeare’s Childhood and Family Life
William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, a bustling market town 100 miles northwest of London, and baptized there on April 26, 1564.
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His birthday is traditionally celebrated on April 23, which was the date of his death in 1616 and is the feast day of St. George, the patron saint of England. Shakespeare’s father, John, dabbled in farming, wood trading, tanning, leatherwork, money lending and other occupations; he also held a series of municipal positions before falling into debt in the late 1580s.
The ambitious son of a tenant farmer, John boosted his social status by marrying Mary Arden, the daughter of an aristocratic landowner. Like John, she may have been a practicing Catholic at a time when those who rejected the newly established Church of England faced persecution.
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Sources from William Shakespeare's lifetime spell his last name in more than 80 different ways,
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