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CSA Makes Changes To Its Executive Committee

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CSA Makes Changes To Its Executive Committee:

JOHANNESBURG: Cricket South Africa (CSA) has made changes to its Executive Committee with the appointment of Executive: Domestic Cricket and Human Resources Executive, with changes to the role of Director of Cricket.

Director of Cricket, Enoch Nkwe’s role changes to that of Director of National Teams and High Performance. Going forward Nkwe’s main responsibility and focus will be on the Proteas Men, Proteas Women, and High Performance

Former Head of Cricket Pathways Edward Khoza has been appointed as Executive: Domestic Cricket. Khoza joined CSA in October 2013 as Senior Cricket Manager, and later went on to become the Cricket Services Manager in 2017. He then became the Head of Cricket Pathways in 2022, a role he has held until being appointed to the Executive.

Continuing its forward momentum in advancing human capital, CSA has also welcomed a newly appointed Human Resources Executive, Devni Ferdi Naidoo. Devni joins CSA with over 25 years of experience, having established having fulfilled leadership roles across Africa, intercontinental Europe, the Middle East, and India. Her deep knowledge of HR practices and employment law has allowed her to operate effectively both locally and globally.

CSA Executive Committee
Chief Executive Officer – Pholetsi Moseki
Chief Financial Officer – Tjaart van der Walt
Chief Commercial Officer – Mtunzi Jonas
Public Affairs Executive – Refentse Shinners
Chief Marketing Officer – Wanele Mngomezulu
CSA Director: National Teams and High Performance – Enoch Nkwe
Executive: Head of Domestic – Edward Khoza
HR Executive – Devni Ferdi Naidoo

Source: cricket.co.za

Adrian Kuiper (born 1959) – nine internationals, 21.33 average, 81 high score, 18 wickets, 21.78 average, 5-50 best, one five-wicket innings, one official Test: An aggressive lower-order batsman and bustling fast-medium bowler, Kuiper was Wessels’ vice-captain for the 1992 Cricket World Cup and the following one-off Test against the Windies.

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Museum Africa: Art Collection

The museum’s collection is staggering, housing approximately 850,000 objects that range from the prehistoric to the contemporary. It is one of the few institutions that attempts to tell the story of Southern Africa from the Stone Age to the nuclear age. The “Johannesburg Transformations” exhibition is the museum’s centerpiece, dragging the visitor through the chaotic evolution of the city. It doesn’t shy away from the grime; it features detailed reconstructions of “shack life,” the illegal “shebeens” (speakeasies) of the 1950s, and the vibrant but overcrowded “backyard rooms” that defined the black urban experience during Apartheid. One of its most sobering permanent displays is the “Tried for Treason” exhibit, which meticulously documents the 1956 Treason Trial. Visitors can see the portraits of all 156 accused—including Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu, and Albertina Sisulu—and read the “little red books” placed beneath each photo, where the public is invited to write their own reflections and facts about these liberation icons.

Deep within the museum’s labyrinthine halls, you’ll find specialized branches that are world-class in their own right. The Bensusan Museum of Photography sits on the top floor, acting as a shrine to the visual history of the continent. It contains everything from rare 19th-century daguerreotypes to the legendary photojournalism of the Drum magazine era. Meanwhile, the Geology Museum houses over 17,000 specimens, including a definitive collection of the rocks and minerals that made Johannesburg possible. It is a place where you can see the actual gold-bearing conglomerate reefs of the Witwatersrand up close, stripped of their commercial value and presented as scientific wonders.