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| Add captionSunday World has learnt from three channel staffers that Twala had informed e.tv management that he had been approached by SuperSport to join the company as the head of SuperSport channels and he was considering the offer.
Twala, the group head: e.tv channels divisions, was expected to occupy the position which was previously held by Gideon Khobane.
Khobane was promoted to CEO of SuperSport last week.
"He has not resigned yet but we expect him to tender his resignation very soon," said a staffer, who refused to be named.
Twala dismissed the allegation of his imminent departure as untrue.
"There's no such a thing, your source is misleading," he said.
But e.tv spokeswoman Matlapulana Ragoasha confirmed that Twala was approached by another company.
"From e.tv's perspective, Monde is a highly regarded and respected member of our senior management team, heading up e.tv. From Monde's perspective, he has been and continues to work happily within the e-family as he has done for many years. He has no issues whatsoever with any of the recent appointments within the group. To suggest otherwise is promoting a negative agenda.
"As a senior person within our group, he is approached from time to time by third parties and he has been approached by an international corporation to explore opportunities with them.
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