1 December 2025

KZN LEGISLATURE TO HOLD PARLIAMENT FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

On the 4th December 2025, in Mandeni, Sibusisiwe Community Hall, the Members of the Legislature will listen to the views and concerns of people with disabilities during the Sitting of their annual parliament.

Following preparations of this Parliament by the Disability sector the following are key issues for 2025 Disability Parliament:

• Leadership: Leadership role of people with disabilities in all aspects of life.
• Inclusion: Involvement of people with disabilities in planning and implementation policies that affect them.
• Health and well-being: Integrating disability inclusion into health systems
• Inclusive education: Promoting inclusive and equitable quality education ensuring that youth with disabilities have access to safe learning environment.

This parliament is guided by the theme, “Amplifying the Leadership and Representation of Persons with Disabilities for an Inclusive Society and Sustainable Future.”

This Parliament will follow the Provincial Celebration of the International Day for Persons with Disabilities to led by the office of the Premier. Media is invited to attend.

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Enquiries: Wesley Canham

                 Senior Practitioner Media Liaison

                  0833 767299

MEDIA ADVISORY
1 December 2025

KZN LEGISLATORES TO VISIT CATALYTIC PROJECTS ON THE LOWER SOUTH COAST TOMMORROW

The KwaZulu-Natal Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Economic Development and Tourism will tomorrow, the 2nd of December 2025, conduct oversight visits at two major investment projects in Ray Nkonyeni Municipality on the lower south coast.

Members of the committee will visit the Margate Airport, one of KwaZulu-Natal’s key regional airports which is being modernised to allow for an easy flow of passengers to various corners of South Africa. They will also visit the KwaXolo Caves, a tourism attraction which is undergoing an R8 million expansion aimed at enhancing rural tourism in the area.

The delegation will be led by the Chairperson of Economic Development and Tourism, Honourable Mafika Mndebele and it will unfold as follows:
KwaXolo Caves
Time: 9am
Margate Airport
11 am
For media enquiries contact Mr Bongani Tembe 0823272600

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Members of the KwaZulu-Natal legislature will, on Wednesday this week, conduct civic voter education activations in Umsinga and Nquthu municipalities to prepare communities for next year’s local government elections.

The activations, aimed at encouraging maximum public participation in the polls, commenced in August this year and they will take place in all districts until the proclamation of the election date. The programme will unfold as follows:

NQUTHU MUNICIPALITY

Date   : 12 November 2025

Venue: Ward 4, KwaJama Traditional Authority, Nquthu Municipality

UMSINGA MUNICIPALITY

Date   : 12 November 2025

Venue: Pomeroy Sports Complex, uMsinga Municipality

Services which will be rendered on the day will include assisting citizens to apply for identity documents (IDs), registering to vote, and educating the public on the importance of participating in the elections to choose their representatives. Applicants must bring their bank cards, as the Department of Home Affairs does not accept cash payments.

The KwaZulu-Natal Legislature invites members of the public and the media to attend and cover these important civic education activations.

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For enquiries: Mr Sina Nxumalo, Head of Communications:                      0829060449

The Acting Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee, Hon HGS Mavimbela.
expressed shock at reports of the burning of Mpolweni Secondary school under
uMgungundlovu District. The school is reported to have caught fire early this
morning amid the NSC exams affecting several Matric learners .
“Whilst we do not have full report on what may have caused fire incident
indications there are suspicions that this may have been an utterly criminal act,
Which as a Committee we would like that responsible face the full might of the law”.
Hon Mavimbela said.
It is reported that about 141 Matric candidates are still sitting for their exams and
will be accommcx1ated in nearby schools. 
The Committee will await full report from the district whilst at the same time .
appeals to law enforcement agencies to act swiftly and apprehend those
responsible. 

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Enquiries: Wesley Canham
Senior Practitioner Media Liaison
0833767299

For Enquiries
Hon Hlengiwe Mavimbela
Acting Chairperson: KZN Education Portfolio Committee
066 068 8805

The people of Zululand will this week get the opportunity to voice their concerns about service delivery to their public representatives when the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature holds its annual two-day Taking Legislature to the People (TLTP) programme in Abaqulusi Municipality in Zululand District Municipality.

The Taking Legislature to the People (TLTP) is one of the legislature’s key annual platforms that improves government accountability and reinforces democracy by allowing communities to raise issues that affect them and more importantly, to share their priorities.

The two-day sitting follows visits by members of the legislature to all local municipalities in the Zululand District Municipality in July where they held meetings with communities and compiled service delivery issues which require government intervention. The TLTP will take place as follows:

Dates : 6 – 7 November 2025

Venue: Cecil Emmett Hall, Abaqulusi Municipality, Zululand District

Time  : 9h00

Members of the media are invited to cover both days.

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For more information, contact Mr Bongani Tembe on 0823272600 or

Sina Nxumalo on 0829060449