Detective-Constable Balungile Joyce Zulu from the Brighton Beach Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences showcases the Public Service Information guide distributed to members during the campaign.
AMONG the many events September hosts, it is also known as Public Service Month.
This government initiative seeks to bring about awareness to all public servants about the link between their actions, attitude, behaviour, and values as expressed in the Constitution.
To highlight this fact, Brighton Beach Police’s communications officer, Captain Louise le Roux, created a public service information guide to share with her colleagues.
She said the purpose of this brochure was to create awareness of the roles and responsibilities of public servants.
“It also promotes creating an informed need to discharge public duty with values, which includes integrity, fairness, dedication, and professionalism.”
“The brochure provides an overview of the Department of Public Service and Administration (DPSA), its functions, and focus areas. Mandates afforded to the Public Service Commission (PSC) are also provided. The Batho Pele Principles are also listed,” she said.
A mini anti-corruption poster and anti-corruption pledge are also featured in the brochure.
“The brochure also celebrates the life and efforts of Charlotte Maxeke. Her teachings were promoted during the month, emphasising gender equality and equal access to education and other public services,” she said.
Brochures were distributed to members over a six-day period to ensure that all members of the station receive them.
Le Roux added that the project has also been extended to the Brighton Beach Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS) members.
Brighton Beach Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit Commander Detective -Captain Roshni Inderh showcases the anti-corruption poster on display in the corridors of the Brighton Beach Police Station.
Detective-Sergeant Zanele Zuma from the Brighton Beach Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit showcases the anti-corruption poster on display in the corridors of the Brighton Beach Police Station.
Detective-Sergeant Ntokozo Dludla from the Brighton Beach Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit showcases the anti-corruption pledge poster that has been placed within the corridors of the Brighton Beach Police Station.
Detective-Sergeant Samantha Fynn from the Beighton Beach Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit displays the public service information guide distributed to members.
Sergeant Sindiswa Mhlongo showcases the public service information guide distributed to members of SAPS Brighton Beach and the Family Violence Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit (FCS Unit).
Administrative clerk Lavern Colbeck showcases the anti-corruption pledge poster on display in the corridors of Brighton Beach Police Station.
Brighton Beach Detective-Constable Innocentia Thandiwe Ngcongo displays the anti-corruption poster which is on display in the corridors of the Brighton Beach Police Station.
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