Sentech Executive and Leadership Team

Tebogo Leshope, the Chief Executive Officer at Sentech, directs the overarching strategic vision for national broadcast infrastructure. Overseeing the transition toward open-access multiscreen platforms, the Chief Executive Officer ensures alignment between state-owned mandates and modern digital content distribution requirements. This leadership role involves managing complex relationships with mainstream television broadcasters and mobile providers to maintain high-availability transmission services. By optimizing the DVB-T2 terrestrial network and satellite DTH platforms, Tebogo Leshope guarantees 100% population coverage across South Africa. The Chief Executive Officer drives long-term sustainability by modernizing data communications platforms to support the evolving telecoms sector. Through rigorous oversight of the national broadcast ecosystem, the Chief Executive Officer secures the technical backbone necessary for universal digital access. Ultimately, Leshope maintains the operational integrity of the entire network while fostering innovation in the competitive digital landscape.

Rudzani Rasikhinya, the Chief Financial Officer at Sentech, manages the fiscal health and capital allocation for national broadcast infrastructure projects. Overseeing financial planning and reporting, the Chief Financial Officer ensures the economic viability of the DTT and DTH satellite platforms. This role involves balancing the requirements of a state-owned entity with the need for competitive investment in digital content distribution. Rudzani Rasikhinya drives cost-efficiency across the 150 radio stations and television broadcast services supported by the company. By monitoring revenue streams from the telecoms sector, the Chief Financial Officer maintains the financial stability necessary for long-term infrastructure expansion. The Chief Financial Officer collaborates with the executive team to align budget priorities with the national mandate for universal access. Through disciplined fiscal oversight, Rasikhinya secures the resources required to maintain 100% population coverage. This leadership role directly impacts the company's ability to innovate within the South African digital market.

Nomahlubi Ndhlovu-Ogoh, the Chief Information Officer at Sentech, architects the digital infrastructure supporting national broadcast services. Managing the data communications platforms, the Chief Information Officer ensures robust connectivity for mobile providers and the broader telecoms sector. This role involves integrating advanced DVB-T2 technologies with existing satellite systems to maintain seamless digital content delivery. Nomahlubi Ndhlovu-Ogoh drives the implementation of secure, scalable IT frameworks that underpin the company's multiscreen distribution goals. By overseeing the technical architecture, the Chief Information Officer enables efficient data transmission across the entire country. The Chief Information Officer collaborates with engineering teams to enhance network reliability and performance metrics. Through the deployment of cutting-edge software solutions, Ndhlovu-Ogoh optimizes the digital backbone of South African broadcasting. This leadership position remains critical for maintaining the high-availability standards required by national and community television broadcasters.

Kereng Motlhabi, the Chief People Officer at Sentech, directs human capital strategies to support the national broadcast infrastructure mission. Overseeing talent acquisition and organizational development, the Chief People Officer ensures the workforce possesses the technical expertise required for DVB-T2 and satellite operations. This role involves fostering a culture of innovation that aligns with the company's goal of rolling out multiscreen platforms. Kereng Motlhabi drives performance management systems that hold teams accountable for maintaining 100% population coverage. By implementing training programs focused on digital content distribution, the Chief People Officer prepares the organization for future technological shifts. The Chief People Officer collaborates with other C-suite leaders to ensure that human resources policies support the operational scale of the business. Through strategic workforce planning, Motlhabi strengthens the internal capabilities of the company. This leadership role remains essential for sustaining the high-performance environment needed to serve the South African broadcasting industry.

Mobe Mnisi, the Interim Chief Operations Officer at Sentech, executes the daily management of broadcast transmission services and network maintenance. Overseeing the 84% reach of the DVB-T2 terrestrial network, the Interim Chief Operations Officer ensures consistent service delivery for national and community broadcasters. This role involves coordinating field operations to maintain the satellite DTH platform for the remaining 16% of the population. Mobe Mnisi drives operational efficiency by optimizing the performance of the infrastructure that serves over 150 radio stations. By managing the technical teams responsible for network uptime, the Interim Chief Operations Officer guarantees reliable access to digital television countrywide. The Interim Chief Operations Officer collaborates with the IT department to integrate new multiscreen platforms into existing operational workflows. Through rigorous oversight of field activities, Mnisi maintains the backbone of South African broadcast services. This leadership role focuses on the practical execution of the company's universal access mandate.