Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has firmly taken the fight against crime into his own hands. On Wednesday night, he revealed his new executive team, making it clear that battling crime will be a central focus of his administration.
This decisive move is poised to bring much-needed relief to the residents of the province. In a significant reshuffle, Faith Mazibuko, previously responsible for community safety, has been appointed as the Social Development MEC.
Lesufi, who has prioritized crime prevention since taking office in 2022, has now taken personal charge of the province’s crime-fighting efforts. This centralization aims to streamline and enhance the effectiveness of initiatives aimed at reducing crime and corruption.
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In 2023, Lesufi took a bold step by employing thousands of young people to serve as crime prevention wardens. This initiative not only provides employment opportunities for the youth but also strengthens the province’s capacity to combat criminal activities.
The Premier believes that centralizing the battle against crime under his office will lead to more cohesive and robust efforts in tackling lawlessness.
Lesufi’s commitment to fighting crime is unwavering. He emphasized that the battle against crime, corruption, and lawlessness will be at the heart of his government’s agenda.
By migrating this responsibility to the office of the Premier, Lesufi aims to lead and champion the fight, ensuring that Gauteng does not fall prey to criminals. His proactive approach is expected to foster a safer environment for all residents in the province.
