The IFP deputy president, Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi, has been recognized for his work in the public service and administration ministry. The department recently signed a collaboration agreement with the Chandler Institute of Governance to enhance knowledge exchange and capacity-building in public administration.
Buthelezi also conducted an oversight visit to a health center to ensure compliance with service delivery standards and principles. He introduced a new approach to managing discipline for suspended officials, transferring them to other departments to utilize their skills during the suspension period.
The IFP is committed to professionalizing the public service and addressing issues such as corruption and underperformance. The party aims to remain a voice of reason in the government while advocating for policy dialogue and finding common ground on key issues like the NHI and the Bela Act.
Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has made significant strides in KwaZulu-Natal, focusing on financial stability, job creation, infrastructure development, and revitalizing rural economies. His achievements include reducing government travel costs, creating new jobs, and strengthening governance and accountability.
Overall, the IFP is dedicated to building a better future and driving inclusive growth and development in South Africa.