Former CSA boss Moroe testifies media demonised him as ‘Jacob Zuma of cricket’ TiisetsoMalepa
Moroe gave some insights in his case against the organisation‚ which is now sitting at the labour court‚ in his testimony under oath at the CSA Social Justice and Nation-building transformation hearings.
“I will talk about my personal matter with the CSA board where on December 6‚ 2019 I received a call from the then-chairperson Mr Chris Nenzani‚ and he informed me of the board’s decision to suspend me as the CEO pending an investigation that they would conduct into my behaviour‚ and that I would be given an opportunity to come and represent my case at a disciplinary hearing‚” Moroe testified.
“I was obviously still talking to the chairperson‚ Nenzani‚ at the time and he would phone me to find out how I was because I was under serious attack from the media.” “I was even afforded protection and only a handful of people knew where I was. My family did not know where I was. “He said to me: ‘You know‚ Thabang‚ the media has made it so difficult for us as a board to get to a point whereby we can bring you back as the CEO’.“Mr Nenzani said to me: ‘I suggest that we look at entering conversations where we can part ways with you amicably and we can announce such a decision‚ and we take it from there’.
“I was surprised to hear all of these out in the public. I thought I was still on good terms with the board.Moroe was dismissed on charges of allegedly repeatedly breaching the Companies Act and failing in his primary functionary understanding needed by any CEO or board member.
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