Zimbabwe Public Service Commission

Zimbabwe Public Service Commission The PSC is an arm of the Executive, created in terms of Sec. 202 of the Constitution
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The Public Service Commission has introduced the MyPsc Mobile Application as an additional channel for accessing ePaysli...
12/06/2026

The Public Service Commission has introduced the MyPsc Mobile Application as an additional channel for accessing ePayslip, complementing the Self-Service Portal and Corporate Email.

Post 3/3The ESAMI Country Manager announced 50 more programmes ahead, run by ESAMI, to transform workstations and streng...
12/06/2026

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The ESAMI Country Manager announced 50 more programmes ahead, run by ESAMI, to transform workstations and strengthen team play. The training focused on time management, wellness, and amplifying women’s voices in citizen-focused institutions.

Ms. T.G. Bunhu, PSC General Manager, Performance Management, was amongst those who successfully completed the program.

2/3 Tokens of appreciation were presented by ESAMI facilitator Prof. Dr M. Ng'ong'a, ESAMI Country Manager, Mr. M. Mubhi...
12/06/2026

2/3 Tokens of appreciation were presented by ESAMI facilitator Prof. Dr M. Ng'ong'a, ESAMI Country Manager, Mr. M. Mubhika, and Mrs. E. Mbozi, with certificates to be received in due course.

Mr. Mubhika advised the participants to take their new found expertise and change management to their workstations and gently make their subordinates adapt and adopt efficient leadership.

Dr N. Silukhuni, the Director for Strategic Planning, Performance Monitoring and Evaluation, SPPME, in the Ministry of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services, acknowledged the significant appointment of women into leadership positions, including that of the Chief Justice, the Attorney General and the Prosecutor General, as motivational.

Post 1/3The five-day Women in Leadership workshop for Group Two in 2026, run by the Public Service Commission and the Ea...
12/06/2026

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The five-day Women in Leadership workshop for Group Two in 2026, run by the Public Service Commission and the East and Southern Africa Management Institute, ESAMI, concluded in Harare today, with 32 senior leaders completing the program. The participants included 28 Directors, 4 Chief Directors among them, participants at equivalent grades from across the Public Service.

PSC Acting General Manager, Training Development and Management, Mrs. E. Mbozi congratulated the women leaders for successfully completing the course. She challenged them not to stop individual training and growth, reminding them that the sky was not the limit.

The Public Service Commission's Stakeholder engagement on Job Evaluation continued today, at PSC Head Office, with the C...
09/06/2026

The Public Service Commission's Stakeholder engagement on Job Evaluation continued today, at PSC Head Office, with the Chairman, Dr V. Hungwe, meeting teams from the Ministries of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture and Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage.

The Chairman was accompanied by PSC Commissioners and the Secretary, Mrs S. Zembe, while Ministry of Sport was led by Permanent Secretary, Mr. N. Moyo and Director H.R, Mr. G. Marimbe. The Home Affairs team was led by Permanent Secretary, Ambassador R. Faranisi, Directors Mr. M. Muguse and Mrs. T. Zhakata.

Professor Dr M. Ng'ong'a of ESAMI is facilitating the weeklong Women in Leadership workshop whose participants were welc...
08/06/2026

Professor Dr M. Ng'ong'a of ESAMI is facilitating the weeklong Women in Leadership workshop whose participants were welcomed by Esami Country Manager, Mr. Mugove Mubhika. PSC General Manager for Performance Management, Ms. Tsitsi Bunhu and ZIPAM Director General, Dr. Nancy Matshe, are amongst the participants.

The Public Service Commission's Stakeholder engagement on Job Evaluation continued today, at PSC Head Office, with the C...
08/06/2026

The Public Service Commission's Stakeholder engagement on Job Evaluation continued today, at PSC Head Office, with the Chairman Dr V. Hungwe meeting a team from the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife.

Chairman Dr V. Hungwe was accompanied by PSC Commissioners and Secretary Mrs S.Zembe, while Ministry delegation was led by Permanent Secretary, Mr. S. Masanga, Chief Director, Mr. W. Zhakata, Deputy Director HR, Mr. C. Mazingaizo and Deputy Director HR in the Office of the President & Cabinet, Mr. Chipangura.

General Manager Musvibe, emphasised that the Women in Leadership Training workshop is meant to equip participants with a...
08/06/2026

General Manager Musvibe, emphasised that the Women in Leadership Training workshop is meant to equip participants with advanced skills in strategic management, innovation, negotiation, communication and policy implementation.

He highlighted that as Zimbabwe moves toward Vision 2030, stronger participation and representation of women leaders ensures diverse perspectives inform policy and decision-making. Participants were encouraged to engage fully, share experiences, network and learn from one another for inclusive and transformative leadership together through the Women in Leadership Training workshop.

The Women in Leadership Training workshop for the Second Group in 2026, organised by Public Service Commission in collab...
08/06/2026

The Women in Leadership Training workshop for the Second Group in 2026, organised by Public Service Commission in collaboration with the Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI) is underway in Harare. Thirty-two women at Director level and above equivalent grades from across the Public Service, are participating.

The workshop was officially opened by PSC General Manager, Training Development and Management, Mr. Shepherd Musvibe, who delivered a speech that captured the program’s purpose and objectives. The programme is meant to prepare women at these levels to confidently navigate public sector leadership complexities, influence policy reforms and drive organisational transformation.

The Public Service Commission participated in commemorating World Environment Day, held at Mukuvisi Woodlands, Harare, t...
05/06/2026

The Public Service Commission participated in commemorating World Environment Day, held at Mukuvisi Woodlands, Harare, today.

The event was graced by Honourable T. Machakaire, Minister of Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training and in attendance was the Deputy Chief Secretary Rev. P. B. Damasane and Mrs G. Denhere, both from the Office of the President and Cabinet.

The event served as a reminder that the Earth is not ours to use up, but ours to care for. Every small action matters. Cutting down on plastic, recycling, using biodegradable materials, planting trees, saving water and choosing to walk instead of drive are choices that add up to cleaner air, healthier water, and a safer future for the next generation.

Let us all play our part in protecting the environment today, for a better tomorrow.

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