he chairwoman of Sanral, Tembakazi Mnyaka, has resigned with immediate effect, the transport ministry said on Thursday.<\/p>\n
“Transport Minister Ms. Dipuo Peters has received a letter of resignation from the chairperson of the board of directors of the South African National Roads Agency Limited [Sanral], Ms. Tembakazi Mnyaka,” spokesman Tiyani Ponto-Rikhotso said in a statement.<\/p>\n
“In a letter addressed to the minister, Ms. Mnyaka has indicated that the resignation takes effect immediately, citing personal reasons for her decision.”<\/p>\n
Peters accepted Mnyaka’s resignation and wished her well in her future endeavours.<\/p>\n
“I wish to thank Ms. Mnyaka for her efforts in ensuring that Sanral continues to discharge its mandate of building and maintaining South Africa’s national road network,” Peters said.<\/p>\n
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