Mandela Day: How We Can Align Ourselves
In celebration of Nelson Mandela Day, this feature highlights the values Madiba stood for and how we can embrace these in our daily lives.
Nelson Mandela International Day: Climate, Food and Solidarity
The Nelson Mandela Foundation looks to tackle this Nelson Mandela International Day with a call to action towards food security, sustainability and equality.
Social Protection and Overcoming Poverty – Letter From The President
In his Letter to the Nation, written on July 10, His Excellency, President Ramaphosa, focuses on Mandela Month, democracy and overcoming poverty as an act of justice – invoking the words of Madiba – “while poverty persists, there is no true freedom”. His Excellency recalls that in 2005, at the launch of a global anti-poverty campaign, President Mandela said that overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity: “It is an act of justice. It is the protection of a fundamental human right, the right to dignity and a decent life.”
Accelerating Reform: Operation Vulindlela
From the June Edition of Public Sector Leaders. Operation Vulindlela (OV) is a joint initiative by The Presidency and The National Treasury aimed at accelerating the implementation of 35 priority reforms which have been identified for their potential impact on economic growth and job creation.
New Legislation Aims to Create More Inclusive Identity Processes
From the June Edition of Public Sector Leaders. In Other News, A new piece of legislation is set to increase security around South Africa’s identification processes, while making identification numbers more inclusive.
Regional Focus: ” The Year of Service Delivery ” – Premier Maape
From the June Edition. Our Regional Focus discusses Premier Kaobitsa Maape’s declaration that he will roll out he province’s biggest service delivery programme in the next year.
Green Your Home On a Budget
From the June edition. In this month’s Financial Fitness article PSL provides it’s readers with five ways to make their homes more environmentally conscious without the typical costs involved with investing in renewable energy and green solutions.
Women in Leadership: COO at Youth Employment Service
From the June Edition of Public Sector Leaders. Our Woman in Leadership for this month is Leanne Emery Hunter, COO at Youth Employment Service (YES)
The National Youth Policy
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Resignation: Legal Matters You Should Know
South Africans may have traditionally resigned from their jobs to pursue better work opportunities or for better remuneration. But, as workplaces around the world experience increased resignation rates, it’s clear that the South African workforce is now leaving employers for flexible work structures, healthy working environments, and opportunities for personal development.