By Johnathan Paoli
Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has applauded 89 senior managers from the Special Investigating Unit (SIU), who graduated as part of an advanced training initiative aimed at professionalising the public service and enhancing the state’s fight against corruption.
Speaking at the ceremony held under the theme “Celebrating Capacity Building in the Fight Against Corruption”, Kubayi praised the graduates for their dedication to ethical governance and public service excellence.
“Because of the dedication you have shown in doing your job, placing your lives and those of loved ones at risk, the special investigation unit stands as a monument of excellence in public service and more importantly, a demonstration that corruption can be beaten,” Kubayi said.
The programme was delivered in partnership with Stellenbosch Business School and forms part of broader efforts to create a capable, ethical and developmental state, aligned with priority three of the Medium-Term
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