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COVID-19 corruption to be stamped out

A new Coronavirus anti-corruption centre will urgently investigate allegations of corruption in areas such as the distribution of food parcels, social relief grants, the procurement of medical supplies and personal protective equipment.

Tough action is being taken against criminals and greedy government officials who have stolen either goods or money intended for government’s Coronavirus (COVID-19) response.

Retrenched clerk bakes her way to success

Like most South Africans, Pfarelo Tshivhase’s life has been negatively impacted by the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

The 29-year-old worked as a clerk for a travel company but because the industry is badly affected by the global pandemic and the lockdown regulations introduced to slow infections, Tshivhase was retrenched in May. 

Fortunately, she and her cousin Sandra Nemutamba (21) had already started a business called Sanrelo-sweetcorner, which produces cakes for various occasions, scones, muffins and cookies. 

Jobs: Government Communications (GCIS)

Deputy Director-General: Intergovernmental Coordination & Stakeholder Management 

Ref no: 3/1/5-20/49 

Branch: Intergovernmental Coordination & Stakeholder Management 

Salary: R1 521 591 per annum (An all-inclusive salary package) of which 30% may be structured according to the individual’s needs. 
 

Deputy Director-General: Content Processing and Dissemination

Ref no: 3/1/5-20/50

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