MEC’s visit concludes Public Service Month

The national government designated September 2022 as Public Service Month.

During this month, a week was singled out for public servants to get out of their offices and visit wards in district and local municipalities to review progress, deliver services, and deepen social and economic transformation.

The week of September 26-30 was dedicated to Inkosi Langalibalele Local Municipality. The main objective was monitoring and evaluation to ensure improvement of service delivery. Senior managers from all government departments met at the Wembezi Multi-Purpose Hall to be deployed to all wards and be linked to War Rooms.

On September 26, senior managers visited projects that are currently underway, with the purpose of unblocking bottlenecks that serve as impediments in the completion of these projects.

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Under Inkosi Langalibalele Local Municipality, the team visited the Mavela sports field, Loskop Water Works and Khwezi Hostel.
In Okhahlamba Local Municipality, they visited the Bergville Sports Complex, iSandlwana Electrification Project, Langkloof Water Project and Moyeni Water Project.

On Thursday, the local municipality hosted KZN Education MEC Mbali Frazer. She started at Phuthini Secondary School and then proceeded to Muntuza Full-Service School. Her visit concluded at the Wembezi Multi-Purpose Hall, where she met with managers who were doing the groundwork for Public Service Week.

She then revealed that a plethora of programmes are yet to follow, mentioning (among others) a stakeholders engagement, senior citizens programme, Transport Month awareness campaign, and planting season roll-out programme. The MEC thanked all stakeholders who were part of Public Service Week.

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