Business 12 November 2026, 13:07 2 outlets

15 months after suspension, former SA Tourism CEO is still on the payroll

First reported by Moneyweb at 10:38

Former SA Tourism CEO Nombulelo Guliwe was suspended in August 2025 over an irregular payment of R4.1m but still draws a monthly salary while under disciplinary proceedings.

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