South African Library for the Blind Board Nominations: Apply by 17 May 2025

The Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr. G. McKenzie, invites nominations for suitable candidates to serve on the Board of the South African Library for the Blind (SALB). This is an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to an institution dedicated to serving blind and print-handicapped readers across South Africa.

Nomination Overview

Employer:South African Library for the Blind (SALB)
Closing Date:17 May 2025
Location:National – Nomination-based Appointment

About the Board Appointment

The South African Library for the Blind is a Schedule 3A public entity, governed by the SALB Act (Act 91 of 1998), and mandated to provide national library and information services to blind and print-handicapped individuals in South Africa.

The Minister seeks individuals with the following competencies:

  • Strategic and managerial experience
  • Financial or legal expertise
  • Skills in education, research, or marketing
  • Background in corporate governance
  • A deep understanding of issues affecting the blind and print-disabled
  • A demonstrated commitment to community service

Board members will be compensated in line with National Treasury guidelines.


What to Include in Your Nomination

All nominations must include:

  • A signed nomination letter with full names, address, and contact numbers of the nominee, and reasons for nomination
  • An updated Curriculum Vitae with three contactable references
  • A signed acceptance letter from the nominee explaining their suitability
  • Certified copies of ID and qualifications

Incomplete nominations will not be considered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted, and all nominees will undergo suitability and background checks before final appointment.


How to Submit Your Nomination

Submit your full nomination by email to:

SALB@Dsac.gov.za
For enquiries, contact Ms. Thembeka Mpanza at 066 380 7396

Deadline for all submissions is 17 May 2025.


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