Public Service Needs Retraining: Sisulu
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The 1.6 million people who will belong to the soon-to-be-created single public service will all need to be retrained, Public Service Minister Lindiwe Sisulu said in Sandton.
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2013 African Regional Conference
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The Rwanda Regional conference marks a journey not only for AAPAM but also for Africa; this regional conference will offer governments, scholars, managers, administrators and leaders an opportunity to strategize a future beyond the post-global economic crisis.
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Kenya: Msurvey SMS Data Collection Tool Launched in Kenya
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mSurvey is a mobile data collection tool that collects information by SMS . They have captured insights ranging from comfort levels in matatus that ply South C,to the type of Nairobian that shows up at Nyayo Stadium to watch Harambee stars. They have even generated an interactive visualization that shows the migration patterns of people who have come in and out of Nairobi over the past 30 years!
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South Africa: President Jacob Zuma Reiterates Vision for a United and Prosperous SA
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President Jacob Zuma has called on South Africans to collectively work on strengthening national unity in the post-apartheid era, so as to build a country whose progress can be shared by all.
Zuma made the call during the ceremony of bestowing National Orders on outstanding South African citizens and foreign nationals, who have made a positive and meaningful contribution to the country's social, economic and political advancement.
National Orders are conferred yearly on Freedom Day, Apri ...
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South Africa: President Jacob Zuma Tells South Africans to be Proud
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President Jacob Zuma began his major Freedom Day speech on Saturday by telling South Africans to look back with pride as a nation because the struggle for national liberation achieved its primary purpose.
The hour-long address at the Union Buildings’ southern lawns – billed as the drum up to the second decade of democracy – highlighted a chain of achievements by government since 1994, and challenged South Africans to take pride in these achievements.
Earlier in the day, political parties ...
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South Africa: BP’s R5bn Investment a Sign of Confidence in SA – Motlanthe
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Petroleum giant BP’s announcement this week that it would invest over R5 billion in southern Africa – with most of it in South Africa – is a “statement of confidence” in the country, Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said on Thursday.
“It reconfirms the commitment of a major investor in our country and we are also happy that in the course of normal business they are making a contribution towards our skills development programme, in education, so they are an important corporate citizen of South ...
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