BPOPF parts ways with CEO

Saturday, June 06, 2020

The Botswana Public Officers Pension Fund (BPOPF), which houses about P60 billion in public pensions, is parting ways with its Chief Executive Officer, Boitumelo Molefe.

The BPOPF is the country’s largest investor outside of government, almost single-handedly propping up the local asset management industry and also being heavily invested in Botswana Stock Exchange entities and other unlisted companies.

This morning, BPOPF chairman, Solomon Mantswe told MmegiOnline that the CEO was departing because her contract of five years was coming to an end on June 30.

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