Zimkhitha Saungweme appointed President of the IISA
Sun City - The Insurance Institute of South Africa (IISA) is proud to announce the appointment of Zimkhitha Saungweme as its new President. She succeeds Collin Molepe, who has served the Institute with distinction during his three-year term.
Saungweme, a highly respected leader in the insurance industry, brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to advancing the profession. Her career spans over two decades in various senior roles, during which she has consistently championed education, ethical standards and transformation in the insurance sector.
“I am honoured to take on the role of President at such a pivotal time for the industry,” says Saungweme. “The IISA plays a crucial role in shaping the future of insurance through education, thought leadership and professional development. I look forward to working closely with the board, members, IISA management and other stakeholders to continue building a strong, sustainable profession.”
Outgoing President Collin Molepe congratulated Saungweme on her appointment. “Zimkhitha is a dynamic and visionary leader who will guide the IISA into its next chapter. I am confident she will continue to grow the organisation’s impact and relevance.”
IISA CEO Thokozile Mahlangu added: “We are delighted to welcome Zimkhitha into this role. Her deep understanding of the industry and passion for professional development will be invaluable as we drive the Institute’s mission forward.”
The IISA remains committed to promoting continuous learning, high ethical standards and professional excellence across the insurance industry.
Photo: Collin Molepe, Zimkhitha Saungweme and Thokozile Mahlangu at the 2025 African Insurance Exchange conference, Sun City.
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