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Public Sector Strike in Botswana Hurts Poor
Patients and schoolchildren are emerging as the biggest losers from a strike by public service workers in Botswana which is entering its sixth week.
Money Running Out for the Government of Swaziland
Swaziland’s deepening financial crisis has already eroded public services, but those services may shut down entirely if the government fails to find money to pay its wage bill.
Commonwealth Public Service Conference Begins
Public Service and Administration Minister Richard Baloyi is representing South Africa at the Commonwealth Association for Public Administration and Management (CAPAM) Biennial Conference, which started today in Malta.
Government to Implement Three Spending Challenge Ideas
The British Government has announced that three ideas submitted to the Spending Challenge by members of the public and public sector workers will be implemented as policy by the Government. These are the first to be introduced and will help the Government...
No Political Mandate Means No Development in Cote D’Ivoire
Continued election delays and political turmoil have for years been used as excuses to justify poor governance and the lack of investment in public services, say civil society groups and public sector workers.
Mali Report Claims CFA 112 Billion Lost to Mismanagement in 2009
The Malian government suffered a CFA 112 billion shortfall in 2009 due to mismanagement and fraud, according to an annual government audit report handed over to Malian president Amadou Toumani Toure on Tuesday in Bamako.
UK Government Runs Out of Ideas – Looks for the Public’s Suggestions
United Kingdom (UK) Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne has called on the public to send him their very best ideas on how to get more for less from our public services. From today, anyone can go to the new Spending Challenge Public engagement website...
New British Government to Abolish Government Office for London
The Government Office for London established in 1994 as part of a system of regional government offices throughout the United Kingdom, is to be abolished under the new coalition government.
