Moroke Sekoboto  NEWLY appointed ministers, Nkhethoa Seetsa and Voeswa Tsheka, have pledged sweeping reforms to restore efficiency and integrity in the ministries of Local Government and Chieftainship, and Home Affairs and Police.  The commitments were made during their first joint meeting with senior government officials held at the Police Training College (PTC) this week, where both ministers called for a radical overhaul of operations, targeting corruption, inefficiency and poor service delivery.  Mr Seetsa, who was sworn in as local government minister on Monday, after initially declining the appointment, wasted no time in setting the tone, declaring himself a “field person” determined to take a hands-on approach in tackling challenges within his ministry.  “I am not an office person, I am a field person, so I will be hands-on to ensure efficiency and effectiveness in service delivery,” Mr Seetsa said.  “We have to work collectively. I will not perform if there is internal sabotage. We must serve Basotho to the best...