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Zambia : Expedite Presidential directives,Cornelius Mweetwa tells South PS - Vimarsana News

Zambia : Expedite Presidential directives,Cornelius Mweetwa tells South PS

Lusaka - Zambia: Southern Province Minister, Cornelius Mweetwa says there is need to expedite the presidential directive to accelerate implementation of

'We need to build a public service that is professional, ethical and driven by merit' - Vimarsana News

'We need to build a public service that is professional, ethical and driven by merit'

The National Framework towards Professionalisation of the Public Sector may be a significant development in public sector reform.

Cyril Ramaphosa | To avoid state capture, ethical and merit-driven public service needed - Vimarsana News

Cyril Ramaphosa | To avoid state capture, ethical and merit-driven public service needed

To avoid state capture happening again, we need to build a public service that is professional, ethical and driven by merit, writes Cyril Ramaphosa in his weekly newsletter.

Source: news24.com
Police appoints new managers in the Free State - Vimarsana News

Police appoints new managers in the Free State

The Acting Provincial Commissioner, Major-General Solly Lesia, and the Deputy Provincial Commissioner: Crime Detection, Major-General Apaphia Modise, as well as the Provincial Head of Crime Intelli...

Source: ofm.co.za
South Africa: Minister Joe Phaahla on Loadshedding Challenges and Exemption of Health Facilities - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Minister Joe Phaahla on Loadshedding Challenges and Exemption of Health Facilities

Download logoMinister of Health, Dr Joe Phaahla has been concerned for sometimes with this matter of loadshedding with the hope that it improves, but it