Treasury said its "pool of skilled and competent officials" is sufficient to ensure that the work of the unit responsible for economic-growth enhancing structural reforms won't be affected by the exit of a senior official.
Nomvuyo Guma, the co-head of the unit known as Operation Vulindlela and the chief director for microeconomic policy at the Treasury, is due to leave the Pretoria-based organisation on Friday, it said.
The reform programme was initiated in 2020 to remove blockages to investment and is run together with President Cyril Ramaphosa’s office.
"Operation Vulindlela remains a key priority area for the Minister of Finance and the National Treasury leadership," the Treasury said in a response to questions. "This work will continue" and is assured of the required support, it said.
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