he JSE has decided to impose a public censure on Thabi Leoka, the former
independent nonexecutive director of listed companies Remgro, Netcare and Anglo American Platinum, along with a fine of R500Â 000, for failing to provide proof of a qualification she had previously claimed to have obtained.
The JSE has also banned Leoka from serving as a director or officer of a publicly listed company for five years.
Upon Leoka’s appointment as a director of the three companies, her curriculum vitae (CV) said she held a PhD in economics obtained from the London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London, in 2008.
In addition, Leoka had submitted a director’s declaration to the JSE wherein she confirmed that all the answers and information contained in the document were true, including her claims about holding a PhD.













