insert_link South Africa S.A organization Calls for Accountability as Dlamini Is Ordered to Repay R2 Million South Africa's Public Servants Association has urged for more accountability after the Supreme Court of Appeal ordered former Social Development minister, Bathabile Dlamini, to repay two-million-rand for private security services. The court ruled that the South African Social Security Agency’s payment of 3.5-million-rand for the services was unlawful. The association’s Claude Naiker condemned the misuse of power by politicians and called for better controls to prevent wasteful spending of public […] todayDecember 18, 2024 15
insert_link South Africa Public Servants Association of South Africa warns of a mass exodus of South African nurses to overseas countries The Public Servants Association of South Africa warns of a mass exodus of South African nurses to overseas countries like Canada, Germany and Ireland for better opportunities. The PSA urges government to improve salaries and working conditions to retain nurses. The association's Claude Naiker says the shortage, worsened by poor support and conditions, threatens healthcare. Naiker adds immediate action is needed to address this crisis, especially with the upcoming National […] todayJuly 10, 2024 16
insert_link South Africa South Africa’s Public Servants Association Criticizes Turmoil at State Information Technology Agency The Public Servants Association of South Africa condemns the recent upheaval at the State Information Technology Agency. Expressing concerns about governance issues impacting the agency's stability, the PSA highlights the High Court in Pretoria's ruling that the removal of the previous board was unlawful. Claude Naiker of the association raises alarms about unprocedural appointments following sudden resignations and suspensions of key personnel. Naiker urges Communications and Digital Technologies Minister Mondli […] todayFebruary 23, 2024 27