Former communications minister Ayanda Dlodlo could move to a new job at the World Bank as early as April 2022.
Former South African communications minister Ayanda Dlodlo is expected to resign from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s cabinet and move to the US to work for the World Bank., Dlodlo could move to her position as an executive director representing the three African countries on the World Bank board as soon as April 2022.
They added that certain hold-ups, such as the issue of rebuilding trust between employer and public sector unions, had to be addressed before Dlodlo could take up the position. The position at the World Bank is rotational, and Kathu Todani is currently the South African alternate executive director. Each country’s representative serves as the executive director for Africa for two years, followed by another two as the alternate executive director.
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