'E-Government is a key reform initiative'

The private sector should have a strong role to play in the delivery of the Botswana e-Government programme, the Coordinator of Public Service Reform has said.

Speaking at a press briefing at the conclusion of a two-day e-Government strategy conference, Dr Omponye Kereteletswe said the contribution of both the public and private sectors were crucial in the implementation of the e-government programme.

He said the programme was a key reform initiative that would help increase productivity and the way service is delivered to people. "This is a continuation of the journey which the government started over four decades ago to transform the public service," Kereteletswe said.

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Inspect the voters' roll!

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