Hlengwa pledges water-crisis committee and 5,000 more metro police officers
IFP eThekwini mayoral candidate Mkhuleko Hlengwa says he would place water security at the centre of his administration and recruit 5,000 additional metro police officers if elected.
Mkhuleko Hlengwa, IFP mayoral candidate, has pledged to form a diverse coalition of experts to tackle eThekwini Municipality's challenges. Water security emerges as a top priority, with Hlengwa vowing to personally lead efforts to resolve the crisis. The IFP has been actively involved in addressing the water problem, with councillor Mdu Nkosi chairing the Trading Services Committee overseeing the water function.
Hlengwa outlined plans to establish a Mayoral Water Crisis Committee, comprising representatives from various sectors, to drive a holistic approach to water interventions by 2027. Additionally, Hlengwa announced plans to recruit an additional 5,000 metro police officers over the next five years to strengthen public safety and combat crime.
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