More cake for Molotsane

ADSL South Africa (Broadband South Africa), 27 May 2007

Despite all the damage Telkom’s former CEO, Papi Molotsane, has done and the R5.6 million he earned in his first six months at Telkom, he and his legal team is now pushing for another slice of the cake.
 
‘Lawyers acting for Telkom’s former chief executive, Papi Molotsane, are negotiating a departure settlement for him with the company’s executive board’ (Telkom’s Molotsane fights for a package, Piliso, Business Times, 27 May 2007).
 
In other words, Molotsane has the audacity to put up a fight despite the fact that even Telkom couldn’t put up with him anymore.
 
This comes after ‘Molotsane’s shock departure from Telkom last month was accompanied by speculation that he had been frustrated and had been pushed by the board to leave’ (Telkom’s Molotsane fights for a package, Piliso, Business Times, 27 May 2007).
 
How much will he get?
 
It’s unclear at this stage but it can run into millions of Rand taking into consideration the R5.6 million he got when he started out at Telkom.
 
‘On Friday, his attorneys, Rosin Wright Rosengarten, refused to divulge details of the settlement talks, except to confirm that Molotsane had chosen to go the legal route to finalise his payout’ (Telkom’s Molotsane fights for a package, Piliso, Business Times, 27 May 2007).
 
In other words, his lawyers are not willing to give us more details at this stage.
 
According to a partner in Rosin Wright Rosengarten, Mark Rosin, “Things are at a very sensitive stage” (Telkom’s Molotsane fights for a package, Piliso, Business Times, 27 May 2007).
 
In other words, it can only mean one thing: Either Telkom is offering Molotsane peanuts or Molotsane is expecting the goose that laid the golden eggs.
 
While we’re not interested in boring you with the details we’re convinced that Molotsane is not deserving of any penny coming his way.
 
ADSL South Africa (Broadband South Africa) hopes Molotsane and his legal team get what they deserve and it’s definitely not a golden handshake.

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