Struggling retailer Uchumi Supermarkets has reported two new arrangements to its board after Capital Markets Authority cleared their names.
Baiju Shah and Fred Rabongo will be free non-official chiefs entrusted with working a pivot for the beset retailer.
Shah is an innovation and budgetary frameworks master with huge involvement in retail and innovation business parts, while Rabongo is a corporate business strategist with a foundation in publicizing, showcasing, re-appropriating and business improvement.
In an announcement to newsrooms, the directorate said their arrangements were powerful from the February 26.
“The board accepts this open door to respect the new chiefs and is anticipating drawing from their separate encounters and mastery in guiding Uchumi forward,” the announcement read to some degree. The retailer has so far closed down 30 outlets as its money burdens keep on gnawing.
A year ago, the load up set up a money related rebuilding group whose order was to recognize and exhort on alternatives accessible to settle obligations owed to banks or rebuild the organizations liabilities and present a proposition before lenders in a convenient way.
The retailer, headed by John Karani, is relied upon to report the consequences of a monetary review that started in January by March 21.