Pretoria - Dr Ralph Mgijima, the chairperson of the Public Service Commission (PSC), has bowed out after a commendable two terms in office.
Mgijima's 10-year tenure at the Gauteng-based PSC has seen him change roles from commissioner to chairperson. His stint at the commission has largely been described as successful, and his service distinguishable.
He steered the PSC to greater heights and contributed immensely to the institution's task of ensuring the transformation of the Public Service through its oversight work.
"Dr Mgijima has certainly carved his own mark in the history of the Public Service Commission and I am sure that the current and next generation of commissioners and leaders in the PSC will find indelible prints of his wisdom when continuing with the commission's journey of creating a better life for all," said the Deputy Chairperson of the PSC, Phelele Tengeni.
