Lesufi visits Tembisa
The visit by the MEC included stops at service delivery points such as clinics, police stations, housing projects, hostels and local recreational facilities.
Member of the Executive Council (MEC) Panyaza Lesufi participated in a Social Cluster Imbizo on August 6.
“The Gauteng MEC for Education shared progress made on the implementation of the Provincial Government’s 10 Pillar Programme of action, aimed at radically transforming, modernising and re-industrialising Gauteng,” said the departmental spokesperson, Ms Phumla Sekhonyane.
She said the visit by the MEC included stops at service delivery points such as clinics, police stations, housing projects, hostels and local recreational facilities.
“When the Gauteng Provincial Government took office, they said they are going to be an activist government where they work with people on the ground to resolve and respond to issues raised by the community and to improve their quality of life,” said Ms Sekhonyane.
She said these will be regular visits to the community and the MEC was spending the whole day in Tembisa.
“As a new provincial government elected last year, we must check the things that are affecting our people so we can improve in areas where there are concerns,” said MEC Lesufi.
He also said hostels needed an immediate upgrade.
“The township has developed new houses, a new police station, sporting facilities but there’s more that needs to be done,” he said.
