Matsheka to quit CEDA for Aon

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Citizen Entrepreneurial Development Agency (CEDA), Thapelo Matsheka, is set to leave his job next month to take up a new post at the helm of the country's biggest insurance brokers, Aon Botswana.

In a telephone interview yesterday, CEDA Chairman Lucas Gakale confirmed the move and said Matsheka, who has been at the agency since March 2003, was currently serving notice until end of June.

"Yes, he is leaving," Gakale said. "He is currently serving notice until the end of next month. His replacement will be found through a recruitment process and we should be flighting the adverts for the position very soon."

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