THE IFP eThekwini District recently convened with municipal councillors to discuss pressing issues impacting local communities and high on the agenda was the challenge of the influx of illegal foreigners in the city.

This is against the backdrop of a push and louder voices against undocumented foreign nationals who have invaded residential areas, businesses, and job spaces.

A major topic was the increasing problem of illegal foreign nationals living and working unlawfully in eThekwini. Leaders stressed the necessity of adhering to the law and ensuring that all residents follow the nation’s immigration regulations.

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IFP eThekwini District leader Clr Mdu Nkosi expressed a strong commitment to collaborate in safeguarding local communities, restoring order where required, and prioritising the well-being of residents throughout the district.

The meeting also aimed to enhance the operations of the eThekwini District and assess the most urgent community needs projected for 2026. Councillors and district leaders addressed service delivery issues and potential solutions to guarantee that residents of eThekwini receive the services and development they rightfully deserve.

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