KZN Community Safety & Liaison

10/03/2026

GBV Activists training at Westville Correctional Facility.

10/03/2026

PREMIER NTULI WELCOMES COMMUNITY SAFETY AND LIAISON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE ACTIVISTS .

KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Honourable Thamsanqa Ntuli says the Gender-Based Violence Activists are part of goverment's intervention to curb the scourge of GBV&F.

Ntuli was speaking at the Westville Correctional Facility in eThekwini Metro where he welcomed 211 Activists who will be placed at Police Stations across various districts in the province.

These GBV&F Activists are recruited from all districts and will receive intensive training in preparation of the task at hand.

" We will measure the success of this programme by the decline in GBV&F crime statistics".

These activists remind us that, change begins with courage. Courage to inspire hope for safer communities, courage to fight for the dignity and rights of all the vulnerable in our province.

" One of your key objectives is to raise awareness about GBV&F. Your job is to restore hope and rekindle the spirit of Ubuntu. You must fight for stronger laws and justice for survivors ", added Ntuli.

Premier Ntuli said that activists must demand accountability from authorities as part of protecting the dignity of vulnerable women and children.

"We must improve collaboration with key role players such as Thuthuzela Centres in order to rapidly respond to causal factors of abuse targeting women and children ".

The Premier added that it is important that preventative interventions are strengthened to ensure that the scourge of Gender-Based violence in our province, is defeated.

10/03/2026

The three-day Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Activists Debriefing Session is currently underway at Westville Correctional Facility, providing a platform for activists to reflect on their work, share insights, and strengthen collective efforts to combat gender-based violence.

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

Honourable Premier’s engagement with Community Safety Structures at Slahla Community Hall, Richmond.

04/03/2026

UNdunankulu waKwaZulu-Natal uMhlonishwa uThamsanqa Ntuli ehola oNgqongoshe bazobe bethe mbo kumasipala IRichmond kanye nomasipala Umkhambathini ohlelweni i-Operation Sukuma Sakhe, ngoLwesithathu mhlaka-4 March 2026.
Ngo 11 ekuseni Undunankulu nesigungu sakhe bazoba eRichmond Primary School Sports Field lapho bazodingida khona izinhlelo zikahulumeni

Inhloso yalolusuku ukunika ithuba umphakathi ukuba uzikhulumele nohulumeni wawo.

Undunankulu nongqongqoshe ngo8h00 ekuseni bazoqala ngokuhambela imisebenzi eyenziwa uhulumeni ukuyohlola inqubekela phambili kumawadi kuMasipala i Richmond kanye noMkhambathini.

UMphemva uzoba seSlahla Community Hall, lapho ezobe ehlanganyele khona nama: Community Safety Structures azinikele njengamavolontiya ukulwa nobugebengu.

Imifaniswano Yezepolitiki Ayivumelekile
Ngezokuthutha xhumana nobuholi bangakini.

-Natal siletha ithemba elisha.

27/02/2026

Join us live for the 2026 State of the Province Address as KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli delivers this important annual address.

The Premier will outline government’s strategic priorities for the year ahead, focusing on inclusive economic growth, infrastructure development, job creation, improved service delivery, and strengthening a capable, ethical and responsive state.

The address will also highlight initiatives aimed at expanding opportunities for youth and women, supporting SMMEs, enhancing safety and crime prevention, improving ease of doing business, attracting investment, and advancing key infrastructure projects across the province.

Stay tuned as government shares progress made and sets out the roadmap to drive development, accountability and improved quality of life for the people of KwaZulu-Natal.

27/02/2026

KZN SOPA 2026

It is all systems go for the 2026 KwaZulu-Natal State of the Province Address (SOPA).
Infrastructure, staging and technical teams are fully prepared at Woodburn Rugby Stadium to deliver a seamless and dignified platform for this important provincial milestone.
The Honourable Thamsanqa Ntuli will outline the province’s key priorities focused on economic growth, infrastructure development, job creation, and building a capable and ethical state.
Join us live on Friday, 27 February 2026 at 09:00 as KwaZulu-Natal charts a bold and inclusive path forward.

26/02/2026