Keep civil servants out of toxic politics


A TROUBLING trend is emerging across the country – the vilification of civil servants caught in the crossfire of partisan agendas.

In their haste to score political points or provoke public sentiment, some parties involve public servants in controversies where they do not belong, damaging the reputation of our public institutions and undermining the foundations of good governance.

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