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Imbizo Focus Week Diary for 10 April 2006
9 April 2006
The following National Imbizo Focus Week events will take place tomorrow, 10 April 2006. Further information on the events may be obtained from the contact persons listed for enquiries.
Event: The Department of Correctional Services will continue with its campaign of community Izimbizo in KwaZulu-Natal, this time going to Westville, Durban.
Government leader in attendance: Minister Ngconde Balfour
Venue: Durban Area Management Rugby Stadium, Westville, Durban.
Enquiries:
Luphumzo Kebeni
Cell: 082 453 2244
Event: The community of Stanger will get an opportunity to hear about government’s programme of action and how they can participate in it, in an imbizo to be held in their town.
Government leaders in attendance: Deputy Ministers Enver Surty (Education), Derek Hanekom (Science & Technology) and Roy Padayachie (Communications)
Venue: Chief Albert Luthuli Centre, Groutville, KwaDukuza
Enquiries:
Phil Mnisi
Cell: 082 554 7739
Event: The Sport and Recreation department will hold several izimbizo the Limpopo Province to share ideas with communities on how to join hands in a national effort to speed up implementation of the national programme of action. One of the centres to be visited is the Peter Mokaba Stadium, an official 2010 Soccer World Cup hosting Stadium, and the Department will discuss with the community how they will benefit as a result of the 2010 World Cup.
Government leader in attendance: Minister of Sport & Recreation, Makhenkesi Stofile
Venues: Ngoako Ramatlhodi Indoor Sports Centre, Seshego Stadium, and Peter Mokaba Stadium
Enquiries:
Bonginkosi Sishi
Cell: 082 330 6611
Event: The Independent Complaints Directorate will continue visiting communities to hear about matters concerning the police, this time around visiting the community of Thembisa.
Government leaders in attendance: Deputy Minister for Finance, Mr Jabu Moleketi
Venue: 238 Igqagqa Section, Cnr of George and Nyanga Drive, Thembisa
Enquiries:
Robbie Raburabu
Tel: (011) 220 1500
Issued by: Government Communication and Information System
7 April 2006