Press Statements for 2009
Questions and Answers on the release of the Green Paper on Performance, Monitoring and Evaluation
The paper outlines government’s approach to improving it’s performance. While government has done well to improve access to services for people who were previously denied, we have not done well in improving the quality. This document commits government to improving outcome and output measures with a particular focus on the priority areas. It is these outcome and output measures that will form the basis of a Performance Agreement between the President and Ministers/MECs. A six monthly report from Ministers/MECs will serve two purposes – first it will allow us to assess if we are on track, and secondly allow us to act on problems that may be blocking delivery.04 September 2010
Media statement by Minister for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Mr Collins Chabane on the release of the Green Paper on Performance, Monitoring and Evaluation
Today, we are pleased to finally release the Green Paper on Performance, Monitoring and Evaluation for public comment and discussion. The green paper paves way for our single and a very focused desire to deliver on our mandate to the people of South Africa.04 September 2010
Minister Collins Chabane to launch Youth Month programme
The Minister in The Presidency, Mr. Collins Chabane, will brief the media on the launch of the Youth Month programme today (TUESDAY) in Cape Town.09 June 2010
Minister Collins Chabane to launch Youth Month programme
The Minister in The Presidency, Mr. Collins Chabane, will brief the media on the launch of the Youth Month programme today (TUESDAY) in Cape Town.08 June 2010
Implementation of the reconfiguration of National Government
The Ministry for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation is pleased to announce the completion of the implementation of the National Macro-Organisation of the State (NMOS) project. The project, established by President Jacob Zuma following the announcement of Cabinet in May 2009, was intended to direct the new configuration of national government structures.13 December 2009
Minister in The Presidency responsible for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Mr Collins Chabane to deliver opening address at the International Sudan Studies Conference
Minister in The Presidency responsible for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Mr Collins Chabane will deliver the official opening address at the International Sudan Studies Conference at the University of South Africa.24 November 2009
Minister in The Presidency Mr Collins Chabane accompanies their Majesties King Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway to Cape Town during thier State Visit in South Africa
Minister in The Presidency, Mr Collins Chabane in his capacity as Acting Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and Minister for Arts and Culture, Ms Lulama Xingwana, supported by Senior Government officials will host and accompany Their Majesties King Harald V and Queen Sonja to a number of official engagements in Cape Town during their State Visit in South Africa24 November 2009
Statement on the use of State credit card
The Ministry for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation has noted media reports around the use of the state credit card and wish to clarify the issue. The coverage is based on a response to a parliamentary question posed to the Minister.24 November 2009
Minister Chabane to address OECD World Forum on Statistics, Knowledge and Policy
The Minister in the Presidency responsible for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Collins Chabane will lead a South African delegation of senior government officials to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 3rd World Forum on Statistics, Knowledge and Policy. The conference themed Charting Progress, Building Visions, Improving Life will take place on 27-30 October in Busan, South Korea.26 October 2009
Media briefing by the Minister in The Presidency responsible for Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, Collins Chabane
President Jacob Zuma concluded a meeting with mayors and municipal managers in Khayelitsha, Cape Town today (20 October 2009) with agreement that there needs to be a national effort to improve the performance of local government. This effort should involve local, provincial and national government working together with communities and social partners.20 October 2009
