Three Road Agency Limpopo board members resign
Limpopo Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure MEC, Ernest Rachoene, on Tuesday announced the resignation of three of the provincial road agency’s board members.
Briefing the media at his office in Polokwane, Rachoene said the members did not provide reasons for their resignation.
The resignations came just a week after Premier Phophi Ramathuba complained about Road Agency Limpopo’s tendency to embark on projects without an approved budget.
"I have been served with resignations by three board members of Road Agency Limpopo. Up to this stage, leaving the current board not to form a quorum of the total number of eight board members," said Rachoene.
"It is also important for me to also indicate that there was still a vacant position of a board member to represent the Transport Department."
Rachoene said an interim board will be announced in due course.
"The department is, in the meantime, engaging the Treasury Department to ensure that an interim board of directors is appointed.
"The department will later make an announcement on the names of the interim board members.”
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