Treasury's head of asset and liability management, Duncan Pieterse, has emerged as the top contender for the director-general position, News24 understands from sources.
Pieterse is expected to replace Treasury stalwart Ismail Momoniat, who was acting in the director-general role after Dondo Mogajane left the post on June 7 last year, when his contract ended. Mogajane is currently CEO of the controversial Moti Group. Adverse childhood experiences and educational outcomes, problem drinking and the perpetration of violenceHe completed a mid-career Master of Public Administration at Harvard University's Kennedy School. He was also a visiting research fellow at Brown and Yale Universities in the US.When asked by The Sunday Times in 2021 why he worked for government
He then added:"The reality is that there are no other places where you can do the breadth and the depth of the work that we do at the Treasury. What keeps a lot of Treasury people motivated and interested is the amazing breadth of work — wage bills, state-owned companies, macro forecasts, structural reforms, social protection, employment tax incentives — we get involved in all of those things.
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