Pretoria – Water and Environmental Affairs Deputy Minister Rejoice Mabudafhasi is expected to visit a project in Nkandla to give a report back on progress of the implementation plan to alleviate the water scarcity.<\/p>\n
The visit to Qedisimo Sendlala Project on Tuesday follows information brought to Mabudafhasi’s attention regarding water challenges, which affected the progress of priority projects and communities’ access to water.<\/p>\n
Mabudafhasi met with First Lady Sizakele Khumalo in February to present a programme of action aimed at addressing water challenges, which affect greening projects and the community in general.<\/p>\n
The other objective for Mabudafhasi’s visit will be to join the local women when they cultivate their vegetable garden.<\/p>\n
Mabudafhasi is expected to be accompanied by senior government officials, including KwaZulu-Natal MEC for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Development, Lydia Johnson and Nkandla Mayor Zwelabo Zulu, as well as officials from the department. – BuaNews<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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