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OTESA appoints Hendrina Kapolo and Charmaine Tjirare to senior management roles

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OTESA has appointed Hendrina Kapolo as Procurement and Tendering Manager and Charmaine Tjirare as Training and Development Manager, the organisation said.

Kapolo brings more than 17 years of experience in procurement, compliance, finance and supply chain management, largely within industrial and mining environments.

OTESA said her appointment is expected to strengthen procurement governance, tendering processes, compliance and value-for-money practices across its operations.

Tjirare joins the organisation with extensive experience in education and tertiary governance.

OTESA said she will lead skills development and training initiatives aimed at improving technical competence and supporting long-term talent development in line with the organisation’s mandate.

OTESA Chief Executive Officer Elmo Kaiyamo said the appointments align with the organisation’s strategic priorities.

“These appointments reflect the direction OTESA is taking as we strengthen our operational and governance capacity,” Kaiyamo said.

He said procurement and tendering, as well as training and development, are critical to the organisation’s sustainability and long-term impact.

OTESA said the appointments form part of broader efforts to strengthen internal systems, leadership capacity and workforce capability in support of effective service delivery.

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