By Akani Nkuna
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has told provincial leaders to discourage “thuggish behaviour” and realign with their core service-delivery mandate in order to spur on social cohesion and moral regeneration in the province.
Speaking at a moral regeneration and social cohesion workshop on Wednesday in Durban, Ntuli said the province had been marred by “man-made” dysfunctionalities in recent years, including financial mismanagement and corruption.
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“Social cohesion and moral regeneration are not fixed destinations, but ongoing processes that must respond to changing realities, emerging challenges and new opportunities,” he said.
Attending the workshop were MECs, mayors, academics, government officials, traditional leaders and faith-based leaders.
The event, according to the premier’s office, aimed to promote an environment where social cohesion was sought after and implemented, in order to spur moral regeneration.
“Our task is not to discard what has
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