A gaze at the future of the public service!!!

BOPEU LEADERSHIP
BOPEU LEADERSHIP

Director of ceremonies: we warmly welcome the invitation to participate as panelists in today’s public service day commemoration and by way of greetings, let me also say all protocol is observed.

That Botswana has made tremendous strides over the years cannot be disputed. Notably in spheres such as economic growth, infrastructure development, access to health, education and the rule of law.

 It gives me great pride as a leader of BOPEU whose membership constitutes about 28% of the entire public service, to be associated with these positive yields in a journey spanning 50 years to date. Yes! From a 12 km tarred road at independence, to an elaborate road network by ‘African standard’, is by all means commendable.

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Closure as pain lingers

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