Two managers resign from Tati Nickel

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FRANCISTOWN: Two top mangers of copper-nickel mining giant Tati Nickel have tendered their resignation letters.

The General Manager of Tati Nickel Peet Kotze heads back to his native South Africa to pursue other interests after a year at the helm of Tati. Kotze is a renowned metallurgist and mining engineer. He explained his reasons for exit: "What happened is that I got an offer in South Africa to head the coal mining giant SA MHL, a coal mining company with interests in both Mpumalanga and Kwazulu Natal." Kotze has been recruited as a director of SA MHL.

He emphasised that he was not being pushed out of his current job but was leaving of his own accord to pursue new challenges.

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