Lucky Montana is the former CEO of PRASA. Know about his age, biography and qualifications through this post.
Lucky Montana is a businessman and executive employee. Despite, declining use of railways in South Africa.
Corruption is at the roots of The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA). It is stated that billions of rands were misused for different reasons between the year 2009-2015. The charges are also made upon the management team.
Following the corruption, the former CEO of PRASA has been ordered to give evidence related to the rail agency.
Get to know him by reading this article till the end.
Lucky Montana Age
Montana age information is not available.
However, the former CEO is probably in his 50s.
Lucky was named as the CEO of PRASA on April 1, 2009. He earns a decent salary and enjoys a remarkable net worth from his position.
Prasa CEO Wikipedia Biography
Lucky Montana biography has not been featured on the Wikipedia website.
His real name is Tshepo Lucky Montana. He was one of the youngest CEO of the PRASA.
Montana nationality is South African and his ethnicity is mixed.
Lucky has served in a different position in South African Transportation.
Previously, he was the CEO of the South African Rail Commuter Corporation (SARCC) and also has worked as the Deputy Director-General responsible for Public Transport in South Africa.
Lucky Montana Wife
Montana wife information is not publicized yet.
Moreover, his family and children details are also under review.
Lol I ntiyiso, na khensa makwavo. I nkarhi wa ku etlela. https://t.co/Sd2Cvb4yvy
— Tuku (@LuckyMontana19) April 15, 2021
Lucky Montana is available over the twitter platform with the username “@LuckyMontana19”. The account holds more than 12.6k followers.
His Qualifications
Lucky Montana has earned qualifications in Social Science.
He is a graduate of the University of Cape Town (UCT) with a BA in Social Science and an Honours Degree in Social Research Methods in 1993.
After 1994’s democratic breakthrough, Lucky Montana is among the first generation of black youths to serve as civil servants.
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