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THE submission of the response to the recommendations of the Judicial Commission into Allegations of State Capture, Corruption and Fraud in the Public Sector marked a significant milestone in the fight against corruption and State capture and in rebuilding the capacity of the State.

Spokesperson to President Cyril Ramaphosa, Vincent Magwenya, said this while addressing media during his second weekly briefing at the Union Buildings on Tuesday.

“More pleasing for the President are the gains already attained in this effort against corruption by various State institutions.

“The recent approval by Cabinet of the national framework towards the implementation of the professionalisation of the public sector, which was released by (Acting Public Service and Administration) Minister Thulas Nxesi this morning is another key milestone aimed at developing a professional and ethical public service that will not bow down to undue pressure seeking to undermine government institutions and perpetrate state capture,” Magwenya

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