Morupisi's troubles with the law :: Mmegi Online

Carter Morupisi was once a man in the public service who the public loved to hate. Once deemed very powerful and ‘arrogant’, he surely knew how to get people in their feelings without much care. Morupisi got familiar with the public while at the helm of the Directorate of Public Service Management (DPSM) as its director, where his supposed wrath was felt across the public service in particular. The nonchalance he used to display while at the pinnacle of his career was visible enough to catch the attention of many and when it all came crumbling down in 2019, one can bet many celebrated.

Who is Morupisi?

Morupisi is a Motswana who was appointed the Permanent Secretary to the President and Secretary to Cabinet in October 2014 and left the public sector in 2019 still holding the same position. According to his biography, he began his career as an Assistant Animal Production Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture in 1982 and advanced in his career to be the Deputy Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Agriculture in 2006. He then moved to the Ministry of Infrastructure, Science and Technology October in 2009 where he assumed the role of Permanent Secretary.

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