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Cadre deployment crackdown paves way for civil service overhaul

The newly signed Public Service Commission Act gives the watchdog power to enforce decisions, and makes obstruction a criminal offence, but BLSA's Busi Mavuso warns it will need proper funding to make a difference.

Published Sep 21, 2026 · 7:45 AMOriginal source: Moneyweb16 reads
The newly signed Public Service Commission Act gives the watchdog power to enforce decisions, and makes obstruction a criminal offence, but BLSA's Busi Mavuso warns it will need proper funding to make a difference.
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