He previously worked as Chief Operations Officer at the Ladysmith/Mnambithi Local Municipality (June 2013 to February 2015) where he gained insight into the sphere of local government and the prescripts that govern it. He also served as District Manager at uThukela for the Department of Public Works (April 2008 to May 2013).
The MEC has prioritised making sure that the province turns the tide against the high levels of crime. “Working closely with the South African Police Service, Community Crime Prevention structures, Amakhosi and community leaders from the public and the private sector, we remain steadfast in our commitment of creating and maintaining
a safer living environment for all our people. An environment where our children, and women always feel safe. An environment where people of different nationalities, religious and cultural backgrounds live and work together in harmony,” he commented.
MEC Hlomuka is also looking forward to being part of this department in ensuring that the KZN road infrastructure backlog is addressed. “After the devastating flood damages that occurred in the province, his main focus will be strategic roads which are essential in the provincial economy and growth of our beloved Province. The law
enforcement and road safety initiatives remain a priority in ensuing that the people of KZN are safe on the roads,” he concluded. |