Sebata Holdings appoints Khanyisile Moses as group HR director

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Khanyisile has held various roles in the financial services and transport and logistics sectors.

Sebata Holdings has appointed Khanyisile Moses as group HR Director. Khanyisile has a wealth of experience in human resources management and has held various roles in the financial services and transport and logistics sectors. Prior to her appointment, she held roles as HR administrator and HR coordinator at RMB Private Bank and Investec respectively. She also spent time transport and logistics company UTi Worldwide as an HR business partner before joining DSV Mounties as HR manager. 

Khanyisile holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Industrial Psychology from the University of Johannesburg, where she subsequently obtained an Honours degree in the same field. In addition, she holds a certificate in labour relations management, obtained from the University of the Witwatersrand.  and has been appointed as 

Sebata Holdings Limited (SEB) is a holding company listed on the main board of South Africa’s JSE, with controlling interest in a number of subsidiaries. These subsidiaries are grouped into four operational divisions; namely, water technologies, software solutions, consulting  and ICT support services.

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