Lindiwe Miyambu

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Job Title: Chief People and Marketing Officer

Company: AfroCentric Group

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Lindiwe Miyambu is the chief people and marketing officer at AfroCentric Group.

Prior to this, she was the chief people officer at the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA), with experience of driving HR strategies across both public and private sectors.

Before joining AGSA in 2023, Lindiwe spent nearly 14 years at African Bank as the group executive for human capital.

She has also held senior roles at Nedbank, where she led HR for the property finance division, and at the World Bank, where she served as a team learning coach.

Lindiwe holds a bachelor of education from the National University of Lesotho and a postgraduate diploma in labour relations from GIMT.

Work:

2025 - Present      Chief People and Marketing Officer, AfroCentric Group

2023 - 2025        Chief People Officer, Auditor-General of South Africa

2010 - 2013          Group Executive: Human Capital, African Bank

2008 - 2010       Head of Human Resources: Property Finance, Nedbank

2006 - 2008      Consultant (Team Learning Coach) Africa, World Bank

Education:

2001 - 2001      Post Graduate Diploma in Labour Relations, GIMT

1992 - 1996      Bachelor of Education, National University of Lesotho


About the AfroCentric Group: AfroCentric Group is a South African investment company that provides healthcare services and solutions across the full healthcare value chain, including medical scheme administration, risk management, pharmacy services, and corporate wellness programmes.

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