The National Treasury-led Financial Sector Conduct Authority has cited “exceptional circumstances” for extending the timeframe to consider Sipho Sidu’s appointment as principal officer of the R15 billion Private Security Sector Provident Fund (PSSPF), but declined to elaborate, saying the matter is ongoing.
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