The MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (Cogta), Reverend Thulasizwe Buthelezi, met today with the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) Commission on Traditional Leadership Disputes and Claims. This Commission, established under the KZN Commissions Act, addresses unresolved traditional leadership disputes and claims.
This inaugural meeting between MEC Buthelezi and the Commission served as an opportunity for the MEC to acquaint himself with the Commission’s work since its establishment in 2022. The MEC received updates on the Commission’s progress and the challenges it faces.
During the meeting, MEC Buthelezi reaffirmed the department’s commitment to supporting the Commission’s independence and resource needs. “We are dedicated to the mission of this Commission, as it is crucial in resolving issues that could potentially destabilise our communities. We trust that the Commission will act swiftly to address the matters brought before it,” stated MEC Buthelezi.
The Commission comprises three commissioners: Chairperson Mr. Themba Sithole, Advocate Mawande Mazibuko-Mudau, and Mr. Jabulani Sithole.
Issued by the Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Department.