Mngwengwe led a restructuring team put in place to put ITB's finances and administration on track and subsequently became the organisation's full-time chief executive officer.
Mngwengwe is expected to remain in the position for the next two years.
Mngwengwe led a restructuring team put in place to put ITB's finances and administration on track and subsequently became the organisation's full-time chief executive officer.
Mngwengwe is expected to remain in the position for the next two years.
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