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Kemorwale appointed acting Gambling Authority CEO

Tuesday, August 12, 2025 | 220 Views |

The Gambling Authority has appointed Moruntshi Kemorwale as acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) following the suspension of CEO Peter Kesitilwe.

Kemorwale will be at the helm, tasked with steering the organisation during a turbulent period marked by allegations of mismanagement.

Before his appointment, Kemorwale was the Authority’s Chief of Staff, a position he held while working closely with the executive leadership on policy implementation, stakeholder engagement, and organisational strategy.

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