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LINDIWE NDLELA
Lindiwe Ndlela is GTAC’s new Acting Head. Lindiwe has worked in local government policy research and programme management since 1995. Her experience includes managing a consulting firm, where she led teams on projects such as infrastructure development, intergovernmental relations, governance and institutional development. Lindiwe holds a master’s degree in local governance and development from the University of the Witwatersrand. She joined GTAC in May 2017.
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Subethri Naidoo
Subethri Naidoo is the
Chief Director overseeing the
Strategy, Management and Communication unit. She holds a degree in teaching and a master’s degree in public and development management from the University of the Witwatersrand. Her earlier positions include media liaison advisor in the Gauteng Education Department, interim local government councillor (before the first democratic local government elections), and transformation manager in the office of the chief executive of a metropolitan municipality after the new municipal demarcation.
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Markus Rautenbach
Markus Rautenbach is the Chief Director of the Finance unit, overseeing the financial and management accounting functions in GTAC. He joined the National Treasury in 2008. Markus passed the qualifying examination of the Public Accountants and Auditors Board in 1996, where he obtained his CA(SA). He completed his articles with Kessel Feinstein in 1997.
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Ronette Engela
Ronette Engela is
Deputy Director-General:
Public Expenditure and Policy Analysis. The Public Expenditure and Policy Analysis unit undertakes programme performance and expenditure analysis of leading government policy initiatives, to identify options to increase value for money in public expenditure and improve budget planning and reporting. Before joining GTAC, Ronette was a Deputy Director-General at the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation in the Presidency.
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Boitumelo Mashilo
Boitumelo Mashilo is a Chief Director overseeing the Capital Projects Appraisals unit of the Government Technical Advisory Centre. The unit assists the National Treasury in its review and assessment of large and complex public infrastructure investment proposals and feasibility studies, to ensure value for money, affordability and efficiency in infrastructure expenditure. Boitumelo also chairs a Task Team on Private Sector Financing which brings together government, business and labour to explore issues within the financing and operational environment that could be unblocked so as to facilitate private sector investment in public infrastructure projects.
He holds a Master’s degree in Economics from the University of Pretoria. He joined the National Treasury in 2009 as a senior economist and has held a few other positions in the public sector before joining GTAC in 2015.
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Tumi Moleke
Tumi Moleke is a
Chief Director overseeing the
Transaction Advisory Services and PPP unit in GTAC. He has been with Treasury's PPP unit since 2005. The unit provides technical assistance and support to institutions undertaking large and complex transactions. The functions include planning support, feasibility studies, procurement and negotiation support. Project management and commercial project structuring are areas of specialisation.
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GRAHAM LOUW
Graham Louw is the Chief Director overseeing the Professional Services Procurement Unit. He holds a degree in production management from the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University and a master’s degree in Business Administration from the University of South Africa. His earlier positions include commodity leader and governance risk & compliance specialist in the South African Revenue Services. Prior to joining the public sector, he held various senior positions in the automotive sector. He is a registered full member (MCIPS) of the Charted Institute of Purchasing and Supply and is a seasoned supply chain specialist by profession with vast experience in logistics and procurement management.
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Emmanuelle Gille
Emmanuelle Gille is a
Chief Director in the
Technical Consulting Services unit. She manages the project environment across GTAC to ensure that systems, processes, monitoring and reporting are of a high standard. Emmanuelle worked in project management in several countries before settling in South Africa in 1995 and joining the Treasury in 2011. She holds a master’s degree in public and development management from the University of the Witwatersrand.
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Najwah Allie-Edries
Najwah Edries is
Deputy Director-General overseeing Employment Facilitation within the
Jobs Fund. The objective of the Jobs Fund is to co-finance projects by public, private and non-governmental organisations that will significantly contribute to job creation. Najwah has worked extensively in the public sector, focusing on executive and strategic leadership, organisational transformation, and the introduction of policies, processes and practices to promote sustainable business.
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Xavier MacMaster
Xavier MacMaster is the Chief Director responsible for the strategic and operational management of the Municipal Finance Improvement Programme (MFIP). The overall objective of the MFIP is to facilitate sustainable improvements in local government financial management through the provision of targeted technical support to the National Treasury, Provincial Treasuries and Municipalities. Xavier held various senior management and consulting positions in the public sector over the past 18 years mainly in the public financial management domain. He holds a B.Com, Higher Diploma in Education and Master’s degree in Business Leadership and is currently studying towards a Ph.D. in Public Administration.
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