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"From Policy to results based implementation" Public Service day Celebration reaches climax |
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Written by Administrator
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Friday, 20 June 2008 |
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"From policy to results based implementation". This was the theme of this year 's Public service day celebration. The day which was Friday June 20th commenced with a march from government office complex (Qhobosheaneng) via Sefika sa Moshoeshoe and Pioneer road to Bambatha Sports Arena where Ministries, parastatals and non government organisations had exhibition stalls. Activities leading to the climax of the celebration, included a seminar in which Dr.Likoti presented a paper . In that paper he appealed to public servants to remember that they are the heart of the public service system whose mandate is to give service to Basotho nation. Other activities included sports competitions and winners in various categories were awarded trophies. The Ministry of Education and Training scooped two trophies for being the best in tennis. The day was concluded by presentation of gifts to students who had a one day chance to work in the government and parastatal executive offices. Public Service day is celebrated internationally each year to remind public servants of their duty to the nation. This is the third year Lesotho celebrates the day. |
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Government and Parastatal Dignitaries spend a day with students |
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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 16 June 2008 |
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The 2008 public service day celebration took off on a high note . Students from around Maseru had an experience of their life time when they spend Monday the 16th in the offices of government and parastatal dignitaries learning what happens in those offices everyday. Ponts'o Mafethemane from Cenez High School became the first woman Prime Minister of Lesotho for the day and Hlalefang Motai from Lesotho high school was the most senior private secretary.  Ponts'o Mafethemane in Prime Minister's Ofiice Seutloali Morebotsane also from Lesotho High School was the minister of Education and Training and Naleli Jobo from NULIS was the assistant Minister of Education and Training. Motlatsi Mpiti from Abia High School was the Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Training. This special day with students ended with a lunch at Maseru Sun Cabanas. Motlatsi Mpiti, Seutloali Morebotsane, Naleli Jobo with Minister and Principal secretary of Ministry of Education |
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