THE MORNING BRIEFRecent developments involving key oversight and governance institutions have placed renewed focus on accountability, leadership stability and public confidence in the state.
Recent developments involving key oversight and governance institutions have placed renewed focus on accountability, leadership stability and public confidence in the state. From the Public Protector’s decision to clear allegations brought by the EFF, to the resignation of the Independent Development Trust (IDT) CEO, and questions around the stability of the Government Printing Works Unit (GPU) in KwaZulu-Natal, these events collectively highlight the pressures—and responsibilities—facing public entities in maintaining ethical leadership and uninterrupted service delivery.
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