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Gungubele goes to court to block suspended public works DG Sam Vukela from returning to work - Vimarsana News

Gungubele goes to court to block suspended public works DG Sam Vukela from returning to work

After winning a two-year battle to have his suspension declared unlawful and lifted, public works director-general Sam Vukela will still not be returning to work.

What's in City Press: Xenophobia: Isolate vigilante groups; 'Dodgy' water in our pipes; AKA still grieving for Anele - Vimarsana News

What's in City Press: Xenophobia: Isolate vigilante groups; 'Dodgy' water in our pipes; AKA still grieving for Anele

This is what you can expect in the April 10 issue.

Source: news24.com
Bargaining council orders De Lille to lift the suspension of Sam Vukela - Vimarsana News

Bargaining council orders De Lille to lift the suspension of Sam Vukela

The bargaining council ordered Patricia de Lille to lift Sam Vukela's suspension with immediate effect. It also ordered the minister to allow Vukela to return to work on Wednesday.

Source: news24.com
Why a capable developmental state and an efficient publ... - Vimarsana News

Why a capable developmental state and an efficient publ...

A capable developmental state and a professional, efficient public service — it’s all there in the 2012 National Development Plan, the 1997 Batho Pele quality service delivery principles and various State of the Nation Address pledges. Except it isn’t, not in real life. A capable developm...

EDITORIAL | As frustrating as the pace may be, let's celebrate victories against corruption - Vimarsana News

EDITORIAL | As frustrating as the pace may be, let's celebrate victories against corruption

South Africans are beyond tired of it and the time it takes to bring people to book, but must not become complacent