ANA reports that the North West branch of the National Education Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu) said on Friday that it would be rolling out a service delivery campaign to uproot corruption in the public sector.  

Provincial secretary Patrick Makhafane indicated:  “We have noted the unbridled corruption that is taking place in the public service under the disguise of outsourcing, public-private-partnerships and privatisation.  In response to this pandemic of corruption the union in the province will embark on a service delivery campaign.”  He went on to explain that the campaign would not only seek to uproot corruption, but also to assist the government to deliver services effectively and efficiently.  “As part of our service delivery campaign we will also embark on a provincial march against outsourcing, privatisation, and other forms of atypical work in both the public and private sectors,” Makhafane stated.

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