The National School of Government

08/09/2026

You’re invited to the 2nd Annual Professor Stan Sangweni Memorial Lecture on 13 September 2026, at 14h00.

Theme: Ethical courage, constitutional accountability and the unfinished promise of land reform: Honouring the living legacy of Professor Stan Sangweni.

📍 Freedom Park, Pretoria | 💻 Virtual access available
RSVP by 10 September 2026.
🔗 https://thensg-gov-za.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dppgHYXuTRm9uaQGOc63bQ #/registration

07/09/2026

Building a capable public service starts with investing in the people who serve.

In his latest article published in Public Sector Manager, Dino Poonsamy, NSG Chief Director: Strategy & Systems, explores what compulsory training means for public servants and how it can contribute to stronger governance, improved competence and better outcomes for citizens.

📖 Read the full article and discover why this reform matters. 🔗 https://share.google/qKuxoxGtepnqL62RQ



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Training public servants to do their jobs effectively and serve the people efficiently is critical. Law now directs that some training programmes should be compulsory to achieve this goal, writes Dino Poonsamy.

05/09/2026

Women have always been catalysts for change. Join us as we explore how their legacy can inspire action towards building future-ready nations.

📅 07 September 2026�⏰ 10:00–13:00

Register now: https://study.mynsg.thensg.gov.za/mynsgcourses/intake/086e5f38-c49a-436b-ae0d-2dfc234a43b3
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04/09/2026

The National School of Government participated at the Government Exhibition Day held at the Jouberton Tower Mall in Klerksdorp. A one-stop shop for government information and services.

04/09/2026

This week The National School of Government is training 35 traditional leaders from Mopani and Capricon local houses on. The Art of Facilitating Socio-Economic Development of Traditional Leaders.

The programme seek to strengthen the capacity of traditional leaders to become effective architects of socio-economic development & to respond to complex challenges in their communities.

01/09/2026

AI is reshaping how government connects with citizens.

Join The National School of Government and Microsoft for an insightful webinar on AI-Powered Citizen Engagement Platforms and discover how AI can enable smarter, faster and more accessible public services.

📅 17 September 2026
⏰ 10:00–11:30

Register today: https://study.mynsg.thensg.gov.za/mynsgcourses/intake/b0762c03-937b-417f-ac8d-24b0e0a65aff

26/08/2026

Mr Lucas Raphela from The National School of Government will be a panelist at the ITAF Gautrain PPP Project - Past Experience and Future Prospects Webinar.

Join the conversation that will explore the Gautrain's journey, and the future of rapid rail in Gauteng.

📆17 Sep 26 | ⏱️12:00-14:00

Register 👉🏽: https://url.za.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/CpJ_CqjoKWC8WrP8uXhKphEcQr6?domain=bit.ly

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25/08/2026

Gender equality starts with inclusive planning.

Enrol in NSG’s Mainstreaming Gender in the Public Service Course & learn how to integrate gender into programmes & policies.

Let’s build a truly inclusive public service!

Course brochure:
https://www.thensg.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Mainstreaming-Gender-in-the-Public-Service-Good-Governance.pdf

Enrol here: https://study.mynsg.thensg.gov.za/mynsgquoterequest/contact

21/08/2026

What lessons from the past can shape a more innovative, capable and sustainable future for public sector Supply Chain Management?

Join the National School of Government for an engaging webinar exploring the evolution of SCM, emerging trends, innovation, AI and the power of collaboration.

📅 30 September 2026
⏰ 10:00–12:00 SAST

Be part of the conversation as we reflect on our journey, progress and next chapter.

Register today: https://thensg-gov-za.zoom.us/j/92632780144