Parliament has approved the Public Service Amendment Bill, a move experts say could reshape governance in South Africa. The bill draws a clear line between political and administrative powers, aiming to prevent politicians from interfering in day-to-day departmental operations and appointments.
Julius Kleynhans of OUTA and Yoliswa Makhasi, Head Public Service Reform programme at the New South Institute unpack the implications.
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Julius Kleynhans of OUTA and Yoliswa Makhasi, Head Public Service Reform programme at the New South Institute unpack the implications.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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