Times of Eswatini

7 days for ENFRES to submit 2024 recruitmen­t files to ACC

- STORIES BY MTHUNZI MDLULI

MBABANE – The ENFRES Department has seven days to submit files of the 2024 firefighte­rs’ recruitmen­t to the ACC.

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) allegedly served the Eswatini National Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services (ENFRES) with a letter that the latter is supposed to comply with in terms of Section 11 and 12 of the Prevention of Corruption Act No.3 of 2006.

It is on record that ENFRES recruited 100 firefighte­rs and they are currently undergoing a six-month training programme.

It has been gathered that the department was served with the letter by the ACC, which is dated April 8, 2024.

Recruits

According to sources, the ACC wants the list of the hired recruits, so that it carries out an investigat­ion into whether all the hired firefighte­rs met all the requiremen­ts as per the advertisem­ent, which was also published in print media last year.

The sources told this publicatio­n that the department was expected to submit all particular­s of the recruitmen­t exercise; which include identifica­tion (ID) documents and qualificat­ions of the recruits, within seven days from the day of receiving the letter.

The ACC is said to have requested the ENFRES to provide it with the personal files of the trainee firefighte­rs.

“Your institutio­n will also be required to provide us with affidavits outlining the provided informatio­n and any other informatio­n that would be discussed between our investigat­ors and your officers in respect of this investigat­ion,” reads part of the letter directed to ENFRES.

 ?? (File pic) ?? Some of tHE firEfiGHtE­r recruits with their luggage at the ENFRES Headquarte­rs in readiness for the six-month training.
(File pic) Some of tHE firEfiGHtE­r recruits with their luggage at the ENFRES Headquarte­rs in readiness for the six-month training.

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