Naspers board: compositions, committees and non-executive directors

analysisNaspers's annual report for the financial year ended 31 March 2004, issued on 12 August 2004 and furnished to the SEC, lists its board as Ton Vosloo (chairman), Koos Bekker (managing director) and the directors Elize Botha, Francine-Ann du Plessis, Jakes Gerwel, Rachel Jafta, Lourens Jonker, Steve Pacak, Fred Phaswana, Ben van der Ross, Neil van Heerden, Boetie van Zyl and Hein Willemse. Its directors' table classifies Bekker and Pacak as executive, Willemse as non-executive and the other ten directors, including Vosloo, as independent non-executive. The report also states that J F Malherbe and L M Taunyane retired from the board on 29 August 2003 and that Fred Phaswana (F T M Phaswana), Francine-Ann du Plessis and Rachel Jafta were appointed to the board as independent non-executive directors on 23 October 2003, an appointment shareholders were to be asked to confirm at the following annual general meeting. ¹

analysisA news report of 22 April 2015 on Ton Vosloo's retirement states that Vosloo and the independent non-executive directors Boetie van Zyl and Yuanhe Ma retired from the Naspers board on 17 April, and that the board then comprised Koos Bekker (chairman), Bob van Dijk (CEO), Basil Sgourdos (CFO), Fred Phaswana (lead independent director), Ben van der Ross, Cobus Stofberg, Craig Enenstein, Debra Meyer, Don Eriksson, Fran du Plessis, Mark Sorour, Nolo Letele, Rachel Jafta, Roberto Oliveira de Lima and Steve Pacak. ²

analysisIn Amendment No. 1 to a Schedule 13D on Trip.com Group Limited, filed with the SEC and dated 10 February 2023, the schedules of directors list the following as non-executive directors of both Prosus N.V. and Naspers Limited: Hendrik du Toit (principal occupation given as chief executive of Investec Asset Management, which, according to Naspers's leadership page, rebranded to Ninety One in 2020), Angelien Kemna, Craig Enenstein (chief executive officer of Corridor Capital), Manisha Girotra (chief executive officer of Moelis India), Rachel Jafta (professor at Stellenbosch University), Nolo Letele (chair of MultiChoice), Debra Meyer (professor at the University of Johannesburg), Roberto Oliveira de Lima and Ying Xu (president of Wumei Technology Group). ^{3 4}

analysisFor the year ended 31 March 2026, the administration page of Naspers's summary consolidated financial statements, a summary from its integrated annual report, lists the directors as JP Bekker (chair), F Bloisi (chief executive), NJ Marais (chief financial officer), S Dubey, HJ du Toit, CL Enenstein, M Girotra, AJ Goldberg, RCC Jafta, AGZ Kemna, P Mahanyele-Dabengwa, D Meyer, R Oliveira de Lima, SJZ Pacak, MR Sorour and Y Xu, with a footnote marking Pacak as deceased on 20 April 2026; the FY2026 short-form results announcement, signed in Cape Town on 27 June 2026, lists the same directors without Pacak. The summary statements also state that Roberto Oliveira de Lima would retire as an independent non-executive director of the board and from the human resources and remuneration committee and the nominations committee with effect from 1 July 2026, and that the board expressed its gratitude for his contributions to the group over many years. A market-data aggregator lists his Naspers and Prosus board positions as ending on 30 June 2026 and, on its Naspers governance page, as having started on 15 October 2013; each date differs by one day from the company's records, which give 1 July 2026 for the retirement and, in Naspers's annual financial statements for the year to 31 March 2014, an appointment effective 16 October 2013. Naspers's leadership page, as retained in the record, still lists him as an independent non-executive director. ^{5 6 7 8 4 9}

analysisNaspers's FY2026 summary consolidated financial statements state that Arnold Goldberg was appointed an independent non-executive director with effect from 19 May 2026 and that he "will bring his technology expertise to the board, having held senior positions in a number of large technology-based businesses"; a market-data aggregator's governance page gives 18 May 2026 as the start of his Naspers directorship. A news report of 20 May 2026 adds that he would be nominated for a similar post on the Prosus board at Prosus's next annual general meeting. According to that report, he held leadership roles at Hyperion Solutions and eBay from 2000 to 2008 and then moved to LinkedIn and Box; at PayPal, between 2013 and 2021, he is credited with having overseen more than 2,000 employees and a $400m budget; and he joined Google in January 2022 as vice-president and general manager of payments, leading the teams for GooglePay, Google Wallet and the payments platform, a role from which he stepped down in June 2025. ^{1 2 3}

analysisNaspers announced on 11 August 2026 that Pedro Arnt had been appointed an independent non-executive director of its board with effect from 10 August 2026, and its leadership page gives the same effective date; a news report published on 11 August 2026 says he was appointed "on Sunday", and a market-data aggregator's profile lists his Naspers and Prosus board positions from 9 August 2026. The same news report states that Prosus N.V. announced on Monday his nomination as an independent non-executive director of its board, to be put forward at a specially scheduled general meeting, and that he would also serve on the audit and risk committees; according to the report, the board confirmed that fit and proper assessments had been conducted in compliance with the JSE Listings Requirements, and Arnt was classified as an independent non-executive director under the King Report V on Corporate Governance for South Africa, 2025 and the Dutch Corporate Governance Code. Naspers's leadership page and its announcement state that he began his career at The Boston Consulting Group, joined MercadoLibre in 1999 as one of its earliest executives, served there as VP of Marketing & Sales, as VP of Customer Operations from 2003 and as VP of Planning, Treasury & Investor Relations from 2007, and was its Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer from 2011 for more than twelve years; he joined dLocal in August 2023 as Co-Chief Executive Officer, became its standalone Chief Executive Officer in 2024 and serves as a non-executive director of Allegro.eu SA. The news report repeats this account. ^{4 5 6}

analysisThe market-data aggregator's profile lists further positions for Arnt. As active positions it gives chief executive officer of MELI Kaszek Pioneer Corp from 16 June 2021, director of Allegro.eu S.A. from 19 June 2022, chief executive officer of dLocal Limited from 14 August 2023, director of Prosus N.V. and Naspers Limited from 9 August 2026, director of Meli Participaciones SL from 6 May 2012 and director of Aleph Group, Inc. from 16 February 2022; among former positions it lists director of finance/CFO of MercadoLibre, Inc., ending 9 August 2023, and a directorship of Allegro Sp zoo without dates. Apart from the Naspers, dLocal, MercadoLibre and Allegro.eu roles, these positions are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. Naspers's leadership page and its 11 August 2026 announcement give 10 August 2026, not 9 August 2026, as the effective date of his appointment to the Naspers board, describe his MercadoLibre, dLocal and Allegro.eu roles as set out above, and do not mention the MELI Kaszek Pioneer Corp, Meli Participaciones or Aleph Group positions. ^{7 5 4}

analysisNaspers's FY2026 summary consolidated financial statements state that Steve Pacak, a non-executive director and chair of the audit and risk committees, died on 20 April 2026. In a JSE announcement dated 15 September 2026, Naspers stated that, following recommendations of the nominations committee, the board had approved changes to its audit and risk committees with effect from 14 September 2026: Arnold Goldberg was appointed to the risk committee and Pedro Arnt to the audit committee, while Shar Dubey and Angelien Kemna continue as interim chairs of the audit and risk committees respectively for the financial year FY27. After the changes the audit committee comprises Dubey (interim chair), Kemna, Manisha Girotra and Arnt, and the risk committee Kemna (interim chair), Rachel Jafta, Goldberg, Fabricio Bloisi and Nico Marais; the board stated that each committee has an adequate number of directors to discharge its mandate. Naspers's two announcements describe Arnt's committee seats differently, and the difference is unresolved: the announcement of 11 August 2026 states that he was appointed an independent non-executive director with effect from 10 August 2026 "as well as a member of the audit and risk committees", whereas the announcement of 15 September 2026 states that he was appointed a member of the audit committee with effect from 14 September 2026 and lists the risk committee without him. No Naspers statement in the retained record reconciles the two, and no Naspers correction was found; a news report of 11 August 2026 states that Prosus, announcing his nomination to its own board, said that he would also serve as a member of the audit and risk committees. ^{1 2 3 4}

analysisA market-data aggregator's governance page for Naspers records these committee seats differently. It lists Sharmistha Dubey on the audit committee from 31 March 2022 and as "Audit Committee Chair", without the interim qualifier that Naspers uses in its announcement of 15 September 2026, which describes her as interim chair of the audit committee for FY27. The same page lists Pedro Arnt on the audit committee from 13 September 2026, against the effective date of 14 September 2026 given by Naspers, and also shows an "Audit Committee Chair" entry dated 16 February 2022 for him; Naspers appointed Arnt to its board with effect from 10 August 2026. These aggregator committee entries are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. ^{5 1}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Hendrik du Toit as an independent non-executive director and its lead independent director. It states that he is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ninety One, entered the asset management industry in 1988, joined Investec Group in 1991 and founded Investec Asset Management, which rebranded to Ninety One in 2020, and that he served as Joint Chief Executive Officer of Investec Group from 1 October 2018 until the demerger and listing of Ninety One from Investec Group on 16 March 2020; the page gives no date for his appointment to the Naspers board, and the SEC filing of February 2023 gives his principal occupation as chief executive of Investec Asset Management. A market-data aggregator's profile describes du Toit as the founder of Ninety One Plc and lists his current positions as chief executive officer and director of Ninety One Plc, chief executive officer of Ninety One Australia Pty Ltd. and of Ninety One Plc (Private Equity), chief executive officer and executive director of Ninety One Ltd., and board member of Naspers Ltd., Prosus NV and Investec Asset Management Holdings Pty Ltd. It lists earlier roles as joint chief executive officer and director of Investec Ltd. and of Investec Plc, member of the expert board of The Belt & Road Initiative, commissioner of the Business & Sustainable Development Commission and chief executive officer of Investec Asset Management Ltd. and of Ninety One SA (Pty) Ltd. Its table of active positions gives 31 March 2016 as the start of both his Naspers and his Prosus board seats and 31 December 1990 for his role as founder of Ninety One Plc; these dates and the other mandates are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. ^{1 2 3}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Craig Enenstein as an independent non-executive director and the chief executive officer of Corridor Capital, LLC, a private equity firm focused on the lower middle market, based in Los Angeles and founded by him in 2005; the SEC filing of February 2023 gives the same principal occupation. A market-data aggregator's profile states that he founded Corridor Capital LLC, which was founded in 2005, and has served as its chief executive officer since 2011, and that he has been an independent non-executive director of Naspers Ltd. and of Prosus NV since 2013, its positions table giving 15 October 2013 for both seats; Naspers's annual financial statements for the year to 31 March 2014 record his appointment to the Naspers board as effective 16 October 2013, one day after the aggregator's date. The aggregator also lists him as a director of Indo-European Foods, Inc., SPM Marketing & Communications LLC and SCI Floor Covering, Inc. and co-president of the Wharton Private Equity & Venture Capital Association, and lists former roles as director of OpenTV, Inc., TIR Systems Ltd., Game Show Network LLC, AirPrime, Inc., Arrowsight, Inc., NameSafe, Inc. and Paramount Scaffold, Inc.; principal at Liberty Digital, Inc. (1999 to 2002), Knowledge Universe, Inc. (1998 to 1999) and Bain & Co., Inc. (1995 to 1996); consultant at The Lek (1996 to 1998); and chief investment officer of Omninet Capital (2002 to 2005). These other mandates and the 2011 start of his chief-executive role are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. ^{1 4 5 3}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Manisha Girotra as an independent non-executive director and the chief executive officer of Moelis India, with over 25 years of investment banking experience. Before joining Moelis & Company she was chief executive officer and country head of UBS AG in India; earlier she was head of North India of Barclays Bank PLC, and she began her investment banking career at ANZ Grindlays in London. The page states that she serves on the boards of Ashok Leyland Limited and Jio Payments Bank Limited. A market-data aggregator's profile describes her as an independent non-executive director of Sona BLW Precision Forgings Ltd., Naspers Ltd., Prosus NV and Mindspace Business Parks REIT, chief executive officer and managing director of Moelis & Company India Pvt Ltd., independent director of Jio Payments Bank Ltd. and independent member of the governors board of K Raheja Corp. Investment Managers, and also lists board seats at Asia Society India Centre, Central Square Foundation and Neurology Foundation. Among former roles it lists independent non-executive director of KEC International, Ashok Leyland, Novartis India, Mindtree and Birlasoft, independent director of Technip SA, head of North India at Barclays Bank Plc (India) and chief executive officer, director and country head of UBS AG (Mumbai); the leadership page, by contrast, lists Ashok Leyland Limited among her current boards. The aggregator's positions table gives 30 September 2019 as the start of her Naspers and Prosus seats, 31 December 2023 for Sona BLW and 31 December 2011 for her role at Moelis & Company India; these board-seat dates and the mandates the leadership page does not name are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. At Naspers's annual general meeting of 26 August 2026 she was re-elected as a director with 99.15% of N ordinary share votes and 99.90% of the combined votes, and re-elected to the audit committee with 99.62% and 99.96%. ^{1 6 7}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Angelien Kemna as an independent non-executive director who is currently an independent board member and chair of the audit committee of Friesland Campina, senior independent board member of AXA Investment Managers, independent board member and member of the audit committee of AXA Group, and independent board member and chair of the risk committee of NIBC Holding. It states that she was previously a member of the executive board of APG Group in the Netherlands, first as chief investment officer and then as chief finance and risk officer, and a part-time professor in corporate governance at Erasmus University, Rotterdam; it gives no dates for her board seats. A market-data aggregator's profile describes her as the founder of Proxima and lists her current positions as vice chairman of the supervisory board of NIBC Bank NV since 2018, independent director of AXA SA since 2016, independent non-executive director of Naspers Ltd. and of Prosus NV since 2021, senior independent director of AXA Investment Managers SA and supervisory board member of FrieslandCampina UK Ltd.; its positions table gives 14 April 2021 for the Naspers and Prosus seats, 26 April 2016 for AXA and 31 December 2017 for NIBC Bank NV. Among former roles it lists chief executive officer and chief finance and risk officer of APG Asset Management NV in 2016, chief finance and risk officer of APG Groep NV from 2014 to 2017, regional chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Advisors BV from 2002 to 2007 and global chief investment officer of Goldman Sachs Asset Management BV from 2001 to 2007, chairman of the supervisory board of Yellow&Blue Investment Management BV, vice chairman of the supervisory board of the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets, director of Railway Pension Investments Ltd. and supervisory board member of NIBC Holding NV and of Koninklijke FrieslandCampina NV. The dates and the entries not named on Naspers's leadership page, which does not mention the Proxima, Goldman Sachs, Yellow&Blue, Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets or Railway Pension Investments entries, are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material; for 2001 to 2007 a Dutch executive-profile aggregator instead lists her as chief investment officer of ING Groep N.V. (2001 to 2004) and chief executive officer of ING Investment Management Europa (2002 to 2007). Naspers's announcement of 15 September 2026 states that she continues as interim chair of the risk committee for FY27 and lists her as a member of the audit committee, to which she was re-elected at the annual general meeting of 26 August 2026 with 98.95% of N ordinary share votes and 99.88% of the combined votes. ^{1 8 9 7}

analysisA Dutch executive-profile aggregator lists Kemna's current functions as non-executive director of Prosus/Naspers since 2021, vice-chair of the supervisory board (commissaris) of NIBC since 2018 and non-executive director of AXA Group since 2016. Its career list gives senior independent board member of AXA Investment Managers from 2019 to 2025, member of the advisory committee of Ownership Capital from 2019 to 2024, supervisory board member of Koninklijke FrieslandCampina from 2019 to 2023 and of Yellow & Blue from 2012 to 2020, chief finance and risk officer of APG Groep from 2014 to 2017 and its chief investment officer from 2009 to 2014, member of the Monitoring Commissie Accountancy from 2015 to 2016, professor at the Erasmus School of Economics from 2007 to 2012, chief executive officer of ING Investment Management Europa from 2002 to 2007 and chief investment officer of ING Groep N.V. from 2001 to 2004. These dates are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. Naspers's leadership page describes her board roles at Friesland Campina and AXA Investment Managers as current, whereas this profile shows them ending in 2023 and 2025 respectively; the leadership page confirms, without dates, her APG Group roles as chief investment officer and then chief finance and risk officer. ^{10 1}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Sharmistha (Shar) Dubey as an independent non-executive director of Naspers Limited and states that she is chief executive officer for Match Group, overseeing brands including Tinder, Match, Meetic, OkCupid, Hinge, Pairs, Plenty of Fish and OurTime, and a board member and member of the compensation committee of Fortive Corporation. Fortive Corporation announced on 29 January 2025 that its board had appointed Dubey as Chair of the Board, succeeding Alan G. Spoon, who would retire from the board and not stand for re-election at the annual general meeting in June 2025; a market-data aggregator's profile lists her as chairman of Fortive from 28 January 2025. The Fortive announcement states that she had been a Fortive director since 2020 and a member of its Nominating and Governance and Compensation Committees, and a board member of Match Group since 2019 and of Prosus and Naspers Limited since 2022. ^{1 2}

analysisRecords differ on whether Dubey still heads Match Group. Naspers's leadership page describes her as chief executive officer for Match Group, and a market-data aggregator's profile says she "presently" holds the position of chief executive officer and director at Match Group, Inc. Fortive's announcement of 29 January 2025, by contrast, states that she "previously served as the CEO of Match Group, Inc. from 2020 to 2022", and an online encyclopedia entry states that she was chief executive of Match Group from March 2020 to May 2022, stepped down in May 2022 and remained a director. The aggregator's own table of former positions lists her as chief executive officer of Match Group, Inc. until 30 May 2022, and it also lists "President, Chief Executive Officer & Director at Match Group, Inc." among her previous positions. The retained record contains no later Naspers update of her biography, and the point remains unresolved. ^{1 3 4 2}

analysisFor her earlier career, the same aggregator profile states that she is on the board of Fortive Corp. and lists as previous positions chief operating officer of Tinder, Inc., president, chief executive officer and director of Match Group, Inc., executive vice president for technology and product at Tutor.com, chief product officer at Match.com LP and at Princeton Review LLC, and senior vice president of People Media LLC; its table of active positions gives chairman of Fortive Corporation from 28 January 2025, board member of Naspers Limited and Prosus N.V. from 31 March 2022, president of Affinity Apps LLC and chief executive officer of Match Group LLC. An online encyclopedia entry states that she began her career in 1998 as an engineer at Texas Instruments, then worked at the supply chain software company i2 technologies, where she was director of product until 2006; joined Match.com in 2006 and held several roles before being appointed president of Match Group Americas in 2016; briefly served as chief operating officer of Tinder in 2017; joined the board of Fortive Corporation in August 2020; and in October 2022 joined Advent International as an operating partner. No company record in the retained material confirms the aggregator's Tutor.com, Match.com, Princeton Review, People Media and Affinity Apps entries, or the encyclopedia's Texas Instruments, i2 technologies and Advent International entries and its year-by-year dates. Fortive's announcement of 29 January 2025 states that she held various leadership roles at Match Group since 2006, including president, chief operating officer of Tinder and president of Match Group Americas, was its chief executive from 2020 to 2022, had been a Fortive director since 2020 and had served on the boards of Prosus and Naspers Limited since 2022; the aggregator's own table of former positions lists her as chief executive officer of Match Group, Inc. until 30 May 2022. ^{3 2 4}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Ying Xu as an independent non-executive director who has been engaged in the retail business since 2004 and has led Wumei's significant acquisitions, including Metro China and B&Q China, and the digital transformation of its stores into online and offline omnichannel retail; before joining Wumei Technology Group she was vice president of LG (a joint venture) at Tianjin International Trust & Investment. The SEC filing of February 2023 gives her occupation as president of Wumei Technology Group. A market-data aggregator's profile describes her as an independent non-executive director of Swire Pacific Ltd., Naspers Ltd. and Prosus NV and a board member of Wumei Technology Group Co., Ltd. and B&Q (China) Co., Ltd., and lists former roles as independent non-executive director of Swire Properties Ltd. and vice president of Tianjin International Trust Investment Co.; its positions table gives 25 June 2020 as the start of her Naspers and Prosus seats and 24 August 2021 for Swire Pacific. The Swire Pacific, Swire Properties and B&Q (China) board seats and the board-seat dates are not confirmed by a company record in the retained material. At Naspers's annual general meeting of 26 August 2026 she was re-elected as a director with 95.15% of N ordinary share votes and 99.43% of the combined votes, and to the social, ethics and sustainability committee with 98.55% and 99.83%. ^{1 5 6 7}

analysisNaspers's 2004 annual report gives 23 October 2003 as the date Rachel Jafta was first appointed to the board, as an independent non-executive director, and describes her then as a senior lecturer in economics at the University of Stellenbosch, a member of the South African Economic Society and the New York Academy of Science, a trustee of the Don Caldwell Trust and the Helen Suzman Foundation and a member of the South African Institute of Race Relations; a market-data aggregator gives 22 October 2003 as the start of her Naspers board seat, a one-day difference the retained material does not explain. Naspers's leadership page describes her as an independent non-executive director and a professor of economics at Stellenbosch University who joined Naspers as a director in 2003. It states that she was appointed a director of Media24 in 2007 and chair of the Media24 board in April 2013, chairs the Media24 nomination committee and is also a director of Naspers Beleggings (RF) Limited, and that she chairs the Cape Town Carnival Trust and is a member of the South African Economic Society, of the management committee of the Bureau for Economic Research at Stellenbosch University and of the international advisory board of Fondação Dom Cabral Business School in Brazil. ^{1 2 3}

analysisA market-data aggregator's profile lists Jafta as chairman of Media24 Ltd. from 2013 and of the Cape Town Carnival Trust from 2008, independent non-executive director of Naspers Ltd. and of Prosus NV from 2003, director of Econex and of the South African Institute of Race Relations (from 2013), professor at the University of Stellenbosch from 2013, and director of Naspers Investments Ltd. and Naspers Beleggings (RF) Ltd. Its positions table gives 22 October 2003 for her Naspers and Prosus seats, 31 March 2013 for the Media24 chair, 29 February 2008 for the Cape Town Carnival Trust and 6 December 2009 for Econex and the South African Institute of Race Relations, so that the aggregator's own profile and table give different start years for the South African Institute of Race Relations directorship; it describes Naspers Investments Ltd. as existing for the purposes of holding a stake in Naspers Ltd., a name that appears only on aggregator cards in the retained material. Naspers's leadership page confirms that she joined Naspers as a director in 2003, was appointed chair of the Media24 board in April 2013, chairs the Cape Town Carnival Trust and is a director of Naspers Beleggings (RF) Limited, and the 2004 annual report gives 23 October 2003, one day after the aggregator's date, for her appointment to the board. At Naspers's annual general meeting of 26 August 2026 she was re-elected as a director with 49.88% of N ordinary share votes for and 50.12% against, and 94.17% of the combined votes. ^{1 3 2 4}

analysisNaspers's leadership page describes Debra Meyer as an independent non-executive director, a professor of biochemistry and Vice Chancellor Designate at Sol Plaatje University, who regularly contributes to newspapers and magazines and serves as a trustee or board member of several organisations, and states that she is also a director of Naspers Beleggings (RF) Limited and Keeromstraat 30 Beleggings (RF) Limited; the SEC filing of February 2023 gives her occupation as professor at the University of Johannesburg. A market-data aggregator's profile lists her as independent non-executive director of Naspers Ltd. and of Prosus NV from 2009, its positions table giving 24 November 2009 for both, director of Media24 Ltd., council member of North-West University, executive dean and professor at the University of Johannesburg, formerly professor at the University of Pretoria, and director of Naspers Investments Ltd., Keeromstraat 30 Investment Ltd. and Naspers Beleggings (RF) Ltd.; it describes Naspers Investments Ltd. as existing for the purposes of holding a stake in Naspers Ltd. and Keeromstraat 30 Investment Ltd. as an investment vehicle for holding shares in Naspers Ltd. "Naspers Investments Ltd." appears only on aggregator cards in the retained material, and no company record of her appointment date was found. At Naspers's annual general meeting of 26 August 2026 she was re-elected as a member and chair of the social, ethics and sustainability committee with 67.39% of N ordinary share votes and 96.20% of the combined votes. ^{3 5 6 4}

analysisA news report of 2 December 2024 on Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa's appointment to the Naspers board, effective 1 April 2025, states that she is also an independent non-executive director of Vodacom and Discovery Insure and a member of the United Nations Global Compact SA board and the BRICS council. Naspers's leadership page, which states that she joined Naspers as South Africa CEO in July 2019, describes her as an independent director of Vodacom Group, a member of the advisory board of Stellenbosch University's business school, a board member of the United Nations Global Compact Network SA and a council member of the BRICS Business Council in South Africa; it does not mention Discovery Insure. A market-data aggregator's Naspers quote page lists among managers Fabricio Bloisi Rocha as chief executive officer since 9 July 2024, Nico Marais as director of finance/CFO since 29 December 2024 and Phuti Mahanyele-Dabengwa as corporate officer/principal since 2 July 2019, and among directors Debra Meyer since 24 November 2009, Rachel Jafta since 22 October 2003 and Craig Enenstein since 15 October 2013. Company records give different or less precise dates: Naspers's leadership page states that Bloisi was appointed group chief executive officer in July 2024 (effective 10 July 2024 in its FY24 remuneration report) and that Marais was appointed interim chief financial officer in December 2024 and officially appointed CFO and financial director on 29 April 2025; Naspers's 2004 annual report gives 23 October 2003 for Jafta's appointment, its annual financial statements for the year to 31 March 2014 record Enenstein's appointment as effective 16 October 2013, and no company date for Meyer's appointment was found. ^{1 2 3 4 5}