By Thapelo Molefe
The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) has announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Reginald Demana, has resigned and will leave the agency at the end of August after serving for more than three years.
SANRAL said on Thursday that Demana, who joined the agency in January 2023, would step down with effect from 31 August.
The agency said Demana had resigned “to take up a new opportunity that aligns with his long-term career ambitions”.
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His departure comes after a tenure that included the rollout of several major national road infrastructure projects and efforts to improve SANRAL’s financial position.
According to SANRAL, Demana was appointed with a mandate to “accelerate development of key national road corridor infrastructure projects and stabilize SANRAL’s toll portfolio”.
During his tenure, SANRAL made progress on projects including the R573
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