Norman Mbazima to step down as Anglo American deputy chairperson

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The company says it will make an announcement about the leadership of its South African unit in due course.

Anglo American plc on Friday announced that Norman Mbazima would retire on June 30, 2019, as deputy chairperson of Anglo American South Africa after 18 years of service.

Mbazima, a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, will turn 61 in July.

Mark Cutifani, chief executive of Anglo American, said Mbazima has made an exceptional contribution to Anglo American over the last 18 years, delivered with tireless energy.

“Norman has played a number of critical leadership roles, as CEO of Kumba Iron Ore and our South African coal business, and as joint acting CEO of our PGMs business, always bringing a unique perspective to our management team,” Cutifani said.

“While Norman will be retiring from his executive responsibilities, I am delighted that he has been appointed non-executive chairman of Anglo American Platinum, our world-class PGMs business.”

Anglo American said it would make an announcement about the leadership of its South African unit in due course.

African News Agency

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