New CEO for Moz flag carrier LAM

27 Jul 2014 - by Staff reporter

Mozambique’s state airline, LAM, has just dismissed its previous CEO Marlene Manave, and Iacumba Ali Aiuba – formerly with the National Electricity Council (CNelec) and the National Communications Institute (INCM) - takes her place.

This move comes just over a month after LAM’s chairman Carlos Jeque was replaced by Silvestre Sechene - a former chairman of the public insurance company, Emose.

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