The Executive Officer of TETA’s Road Passenger Chamber is Noma Sejake. Sejake, with her team based in Randburg, oversees the implementation of TETA’s mandate in the Eastern Cape.

About the Road Passenger Subsector

All road passenger transport services rendered by means of mini-buses and buses makeup the bus industry as defined in the National Land Transport Transition Act. The industry includes long distance bus services, tour and charter bus services, cross-border bus services, intercity bus services, school/learner bus services, commercial contract bus services, special hire or private hire bus services, subsidised and non-subsidised bus services, and scheduled and unscheduled bus services

Entities involved in rendering passenger bus services include privately owned bus operations, listed bus operations, state-owned bus operations, municipal bus services or bus operations owned by metropolitan authorities, parastatals and provincial authorities.

Significant features of the sector are that it:

• Transports people and their personal goods to different parts of the country;
• Provides mobility to millions of people who require access to different services such as schooling, employment, hospitals etc.;
• Contributes vastly to the economic and social development of south africa.

The Executive Officer of TETA’s Freight Handling Chamber is Lazarus Dladla. Dladla, with his team based in Durban, oversees the implementation of TETA’s mandate in KwaZulu Natal.

The Acting Executive Officer of TETA’s Forwarding and Clearing Chamber is James Motha. He oversees the implementation of TETA’s mandate in Limpopo.

The Executive Officer of TETA’s Aerospace Chamber is Gaborone Lesito. Lesito, with his team based in Randburg, oversees the implementation of TETA’s mandate in Northern Cape.