Gauteng premier David Makhura’s cabinet members have been sworn in at Emoyeni Conference Centre on 30 May. Makhura announced the members of his sixth cabinet members on Wednesday, 29 May.
Makhura congratulated the newly-appointed MECs and emphasised that public office is about working hard.
Premier David Makhura tells newly appointed MECs that their offi e is not about being celebrities but being servants @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/zlywyuzCI9
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
Premier David Makhura tells his executive committee that they will come a Ross hard times and temptations during their time in office but they must always uphold utmost integrity @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/cOiLWGgghU
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
Makhura said that collectively the team represents the ANC’s accumulated governance experience, and has the energy and fresh ideas required to fulfil the mandate of the 6th administration to grow Gauteng together.
MEC for Economic Development, Agriculture and Environment Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa takes an oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/KYuVvkOf2J
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Education Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko takes an oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/mDZasS2h5t
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Finance and e-Government Panyaza Lesufi takes oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/QNQk3Dgf66
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Human Settlements, Urban Planning and Cogta Lebogang Maile takes an oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/HF6hAwjYsM
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Social Development Thuloswa Nkabinde-Khawe @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/p7PpiAFYUq
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Community Safety Faith Mazibuko takes an oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/qQkLyIy97u
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Public Transport and Road Infrastructure Jacob Mamabolo takes an oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/iS4wkTc9zo
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Infrastructure Development and Property Management Tasneem Montara @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/2f4lgaxEUT
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation Mbali Hlophe takes an oath @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/w30nYo8EOJ
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
MEC for Health Dr Bandile Masuku takes his oath. @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/E23E2A3JW9
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
Makhura also applauded Panyaza Lesufi, former MEC for Education, for his contribution to the province. He added that by the end of Lesufi’s term, the Gauteng province was one of the leading performing provinces in the country.
Premier David Makhura says the work done in the Department of Education must be maintained especially in township schools and they must also grow schools of specialization in the province @NE_Tribune pic.twitter.com/45ZKbQAlBd
— Nkosazana (@LungileDube) May 30, 2019
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