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Public sector reform: Urgent, difficult, politically se

A discussion, titled “Political Risks of Public Service Reform”, was hosted by the Government and Public Policy (GAPP) think tank and its director, Ivor Chipkin. The conversation was moderated by writer Palesa Morudu and included Anthony Butler, professor of political studies at the University of Cape Town, Bishop Malusi Mpumlwana, General Secretary of the South African Council of Churches, Kganki Matabane, CEO of the Black Business Council, Itumeleng Molatlhegi (speaking on behalf of Cosatu) and Neeshan Balton, executive director of the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation. During the well-attended webinar, it was former deputy national director of public prosecutions, Willie Hofmeyer, who said in the Q&A section that in his experience, lifestyle audits on politicians had no effect.

Why it s so difficult for government to turn things around in South Africa

Why it’s so difficult for government to turn things around in South Africa Subscribe South Africa’s government consists of over two million employees and has a budget of R1.8 trillion. That makes for a vastly complicated institution that is going to present all kinds of management problems, says Busi Mavuso, chief executive of Business Leadership South Africa. Writing in her weekly open letter, Mavuso said that while the business sector is far larger in terms of people and money, it is divided into companies that are individually smaller and more manageable. While it is easy for business leaders to criticise, the human resources and financial management challenges of government are going to be massive, she said.

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