On June 2, 2023, Deputy Minister in the Presidency Ms. Pinky Kekana made a follow-up visit to Greater Knysna Municipality to evaluate progress in addressing service delivery issues raised during her previous visit in October 2022. The purpose of this visit was to provide guidance and support to areas requiring improvement.
Joining Deputy Minister Kekana on the visit were Deputy Ministers of Human Settlements Ms. Pamela Tshwete, Mineral Resources and Energy Dr. Nobuhle Nkabane, and Rural Development and Land Reform Mr. Mcebisi Skwatsha. The visit aimed to resolve issues relevant to their respective areas of expertise.
The delegation was received by the Knysna Municipality Executive Mayor Cllr Aubrey Tsengwa and conducted a walk-about to assess ongoing projects within the municipality. The visit provided insight into the current state of affairs in Knysna.
Knysna Municipality is located in the Western Cape province of South Africa, known for its picturesque landscape, lagoon, and vibrant community, which contribute to its flourishing tourism industry. However, it has encountered its share of challenges, such as concerns about service delivery and socio-economic growth.
Addressing these challenges is vital for the well-being of residents and the overall progress of the region. The visit by Deputy Ministers signifies a unified effort to identify and resolve the issues at hand. Throughout the visit, the delegation closely observed municipal projects to gain an understanding of their current status and challenges faced.
The follow-up visit demonstrates a proactive approach to improving the lives of South Africans. By monitoring progress and providing support to local governments, challenges can be effectively addressed, and a more prosperous, thriving community fostered.
The media was invited to the visit, highlighting the government’s commitment to transparency and open communication with the public. The visit provided an opportunity for the successes and challenges faced by the municipality to be openly discussed and analyzed.
Deputy Minister Kekana’s follow-up visit to the Greater Knysna Municipality symbolizes the government’s dedication to improving service delivery and addressing socio-economic challenges faced by its citizens. The ongoing support from various government departments will play a significant role in propelling the region towards success.
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