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Gama will decide suspended managers’ fate

04 Feb 2005 - by Staff reporter
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ALAN PEAT
THE FINAL fate of Spoornet’s two suspended general managers now lies in the hands of newly-appointed acting CEO Siyabonga Gama, according to railways’ spokesman, Molatwane Likhete.
They are national operation centre GM Ravi Nair and corporate affairs GM Harry Mashele.
Although he would not reveal the state of progress of the investigation, Likhete added that all the details on the suspensions had been put before Gama.

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