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Inner circles | South Africa
Nkululeko Poya seeks to take control of faltering PetroSA

PetroSA's interim chairman is trying to secure the vacant post of CEO with the support of minister Gwede Mantashe. He is counting on a handful of businessmen to help him relaunch the moribund state-owned company. [...]
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State-owned PetroSA in death throes as national energy crisis persists

PetroSA has been fighting for survival since its Mossel Bay refinery shut in 2020. Its crisis has deepened in recent months, with a lack of funds preventing urgent maintenance work on high-risk infrastructure. Company documents seen by Africa Intelligence paint a grim picture of an almost bankrupt firm hobbled by inept management and an allegedly cavalier chairman, Nkululeko Poya.

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PetroSA interim chairman Nkululeko Poya, Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe and President Cyril Ramaphosa.

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