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, director of the University of Johannesburg’s Institute for Pan African Thought and Conversation, said the performance agreements were meant to convey the message that the ANC took political governance seriously.
“But while the signing of agreements was also publicised to confirm, indeed, that a step was being taken, whether this was being used in any meaningful way to focus ministers on their targets and to measure their proficiency on them was never clear. If there was ever a review, it would have been done in private. How thorough it was and it is, we will never know,” said Zondi.
He said the mismanagement and expenditure continued every year despite agreed-upon targets and performance standard agreements in place.
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