- Collaboration Between Faith Leaders and Government: Faith leaders in Nelson Mandela Bay met with Premier Mabuyane to strengthen cooperation in addressing social, safety, and service delivery issues, emphasizing the role of faith-based organizations in driving change.
- Focus on Combating Crime and Corruption: Premier Mabuyane highlighted the importance of working with religious leaders to fight crime, eradicate corruption, and improve governance, viewing trust and unity as essential for progress.
- Enhancing Community Involvement and Transparency: The partnership aims to increase community participation, improve law enforcement, and foster a culture of transparency and accountability within public services.
Faith leaders in Nelson Mandela Bay met with Eastern Cape Premier Lubabalo Oscar Mabuyane yesterday in a new effort to build a stronger, safer, and more united province. The meeting focused on joining forces to tackle social, moral, and service delivery challenges, with faith-based organisations stepping in as key partners in the drive for change.
Premier Mabuyane emphasised the importance of working with religious leaders to fight crime, end corruption, improve governance, and promote economic growth. He said that sustainable progress depends on trust and unity between government, faith groups, and communities.
The collaboration aims to boost community involvement, enhance law enforcement efforts, and build a culture of transparency and accountability in public service.
The Premier stressed that with active citizen participation and support from moral leaders, Nelson Mandela Bay and the broader Eastern Cape can move forward as safer and more opportunity-rich regions.
