More than 85 HR Practitioners connect and share insights
The South African Board for People Practices (SABPP) Polokwane Region strengthened its Human Resource Management network by hosting its first-ever Meet and Greet Breakfast at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) Polokwane campus. The event provided a platform to engage for more than 85 HR professionals from government departments and private institutions across the Capricorn, Waterberg and Sekhukhune districts.
Tetelo Mangena directed the programme, Dr Mashabane Malesa delivered the official welcome and Ms Mankoni Ramoraswi outlined SABPP’s objectives, while encouraging collaboration among HR practitioners and highlighting the value of shared learning and professional networking.
Keynote address sparks engagement
Ms Mmopa Queen Seakamela, Commissioner at the Polokwane CCMA, delivered the keynote address, focusing on unfair dismissal and workplace dispute resolution. This sparked a lively discussion and interactive Q&A session that demonstrated attendees’ strong engagement and commitment to professional growth.
Introducing new Polokwane regional committee
The event also featured the introduction of the newly elected Polokwane Regional Committee:
- Rahlalelane Kagisho, Committee Member
- Tetelo Mangena, 2nd Viceperson
- Ms Mankoni Ramoraswi, Chairperson
- Dr Mashabane Malesa, 1st Viceperson
- Ms Mathabo Madia, Committee Member
Pictured from the left are: Rahlalelane Kagisho, Tetelo Mangena, Ms Mankoni Ramoraswi Mashabane Malesa and Ms Mathabo Madia.
Following the highly successful breakfast session, the Polokwane Regional Committee also actively participated in National HR Day on 18 October 2025. The committee continues to champion HR excellence and strengthen professional ties across the region.