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Jan Oberholzer and Jan Fourie. (Supplied/ Mulilo)
Jan Oberholzer and Jan Fourie. (Supplied/ Mulilo)

Former Scatec executive Jan Fourie has officially taken up his position as new CEO of South African independent power producer Mulilo, the company said on Wednesday.

He succeeds former chief executive Johnny Cullum, who will stay on as director.

Fourie joins former Eskom executive Jan Oberholzer at Mulilo, who now serves as the company's chair.  

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