Celebrating The Women of 1956

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In celebration of Women’s Month, the August Edition of Public Sector Leaders features an article honouring the women who led the march on the 9th of August 1956.

Gender Transformation in Mining

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Public Sector Leaders’ August Edition discusses gender transformation in mining and the women driving this transformation

Public Service Month : Batho Pele

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As part of the Public Service Month, public servants are encouraged to engage the public around service delivery issues and unblock the bottlenecks in the delivery of services. It is also a time when public servants are encouraged to use public resources efficiently to benefit the citizens and recommit themselves to serving them.

The 2023 BRICS Summit: Looking at Africa’s future

The BRICS summit is a significant international event that brings together the leaders of five major emerging economies:
Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Although the summit mainly focuses on the cooperation and collaboration
among these member countries, it also holds importance for Africa due to several reasons.

Cabinet leading the way in gender parity

The latest Gender Series report showed that Cabinet had reached parity, as 50% of the seats comprised women. Women’s seats in Parliament increased from 33% in 2004 to 46% in 2019.

Water Research Commission CEO, Dr Jennifer Molwantwa, and Chairperson, Dr Rethabile Melamu

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“Under the leadership of CEO, Dr Jennifer Molwantwa, and Chairperson, Dr Rethabile Melamu, the Water Research Commission is playing its part to address the country’s challenges through innovation in the water and sanitation sector. Here the CEO and Chairperson share with Public Sector Leaders an important message, mapping out the Commission’s work, approach and aspirations.”

Women In Leadership: Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke

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“She has a passion for actively contributing to advancing black men and women in the accountancy profession, and she has worked with various organisations, including Business Unity South Africa, African Women Chartered Accountants, and the Association for the Advancement of Black Accountants of Southern Africa (Abasa), of which she is a past president.”