Investigations show individuals receiving multiple salaries, with one case involving five salaries paid to a single ID

By embracing social media as a tool for inclusive governance, the government can transform how it interacts with its citizens, creating a more participatory, transparent and…

The next GGA milestone will hopefully be marked by wins against corruption

Civil servants need to be ‘insulated’ from politics and allowed to do their work

Concerns have been raised that a head of department described as a ‘clean professional’ has been ousted for political reasons

The provincial departmental head has also dodged the bullet for allegedly flouting the law

Late or non-payment by departments demonstrates little care for small businesses – says PSC commissioner

The minister supported the appointment of a senior North West official who only has a matric certificate, despite CV claims

Some 347 cases of corruption were reported to the commission in the last quarter of 2021, with the majority of these relating to the South African Social Security Agency

The PSC intervened after an annual report showed the department had incurred more than R124-million in irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure

Administrators exert political influence in the recruitment process, the Public Service Commission says

Provincial HOD hired despite implication in ‘jobs-for-pals’ probe involving former minister Faith Muthambi

Covid-19 has exposed, among a host of other things, the glaring gaps that appear when the wrong people have been put in the job

The Cabinet minister is accused of surrounding herself with supporters to help get her to the top

​Jacob Melusi Motha has not been the only convict to work in the public service

An autonomous public service is vital to cleaner government and better development prospects.

The Public Service Commission this week told Parliament that the system of recruitment of heads of government departments needed a "rethink".

State departments failed to respond to 90% of corruption cases reported by the public on hotlines during the past financial year, a report says.

The PSC’s 2010 report on the state of the public service casts a sharp and often unflattering eye on the one-million-employee state sector.

Senior managers in the public service had a ”greater propensity” to commit fraud than employees in lower ranks, the Public Service Commission said.