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New challenges await in Tshwane as Lindiwe Kwele steps down as JTC head

New challenges await in Tshwane as Lindiwe Kwele steps down as JTC head

Lindiwe Kwele has resigned as chief executive of Johannesburg Tourism Company after three years at the helm of the destination marketing organisation.

Kwele will be taking up a position as one of three deputy city managers in the city of Tshwane at the beginning of January 2012. 

The strategy and implementation portfolio for which she will be taking responsibility is sizeable and includes managing the city’s special framework, planning and economic development.

“We are all enormously saddened by Lindiwe’s departure, as she has made enormous strides to really put Joburg Tourism on the map during her tenure,” said acting chief executive Phelisa Mangcu, who also heads up the Joburg Tourism Company’s Visitor Services Bureau. 

“However, she leaves behind a closely knit team and a culture of fearless dynamism, for which we are enormously grateful. 

“She will be sorely missed on the Joburg scene, but has JTC’s every good wish for success in her new role.”