Nkosazana Masiza

I bring over twenty years of experience in the Non -Governmental Organizations and Trade Union sectors, with a strong foundation in administration, research officer-level roles, and management. My career has been dedicated to driving impactful development projects. I have a proven track record in conducting comprehensive legislation reviews and effectively managing stakeholder relationships. Throughout my career, I have demonstrated exceptional leadership and organizational skills, ensuring the successful execution of projects and initiatives. My ability to navigate complex regulatory environments and collaborate with diverse stakeholders has been instrumental in achieving sustainable development outcomes. I am passionate about fostering positive change and contributing to the growth and development of communities. My expertise in project management, policy analysis, and stakeholder engagement positions me as a valuable asset in any organization committed to making a difference.

ASISA Academy Certificate of attendance on Foundation for Retirement Fund Trustee

Category Code 8

• Date of Birth: 11/11/79
• Nationality: South African

• Towards a Dynamic and Peaceful 7th Legislative Administration Transition: What to Expect as NUM, 09/01/24, NUM News
• Opening of Parliament Address Unpacking the 7th Administration Programme, 03/01/24, NUM News

Member of the NEC Sub-Committee on Policy and Legislation Development, focusing on monitoring Policy and Legislation: keeping an eye on current policies and legislation to ensure they are effective and up-to-date. Reviewing Industrial Policies: Evaluating and updating NUM position on relevant industrial policies, legislation, and regulations. Governance Arrangements: Overseeing governance structures to ensure they are implementing organizational policies efficiently. Addressing Governance, Membership, and Administration Issues: Tackling any issues related to governance and administration within the organization. Stakeholder Relations: Maintaining and managing relationships with stakeholders at both legislative and government levels.

Member of the Congress of South African Trade Unions (COSATU) Working Committee on Climate and Just Energy Transition:  fighting for a just transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy. The committee comprise of various COSATU affiliated trade unions and it plays a crucial role advocating for a just and equitable transition for the workers. The focus is on ensuring that the transition to sustainable energy sources is fair and equitable, particularly for workers and communities that are most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. The committee's work includes addressing historical inequalities, promoting social dialogue, and advocating for policies that prioritize the needs of working and poor people. The committee have been instrumental in shaping the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan (JET-IP) and have voiced concerns about the current form of the plan, which it is believed to favors private capital over the needs of workers and communities.