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POLITICAL WEEK AHEAD: Sita probe, healthcare conference and Madlanga commission dominate busy week

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Luyolo Mkentane
POLITICAL WEEK AHEAD: Sita probe, healthcare conference and Madlanga commission dominate busy week
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South African government officials are preparing to release a Public Service Commission report investigating the State Information Technology Agency (Sita) following allegations of corruption and mismanagement. Simultaneously, the SA Municipal Workers’ Union is planning a national day of action to protest issues like underfunding and poor working conditions.

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The investigation into a major state agency and widespread labor unrest reflect significant governance and economic challenges in South Africa.

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Communications & digital technologies minister Solly Malatsi and the Public Service Commission (PSC) are expected to brief the media in Pretoria on Monday on the PSC’s investigation into the State Information Technology Agency (Sita).

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