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The Select Committee on Education, Sciences and Creative Industries commenced its oversight visit to Nelson Mandela Bay on day one, led by Chairperson Makhi Feni and Executive Babalwa Lobishe. The session took place with key municipal and education officials on site.
What Happened
The first day of the oversight visit brought together the Select Committee, local government leaders, and senior officials to discuss the programme’s objectives. Attendees included Acting City Manager Lonwabo Ngoqo, Mayoral Committee members, and Department of Education representatives.
Ms. Charmaine Williams, Acting Executive Director for Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture, delivered a presentation detailing the background and profile of the Nelson Mandela Bay sites scheduled for inspection. The presentation outlined key locations and goals guiding the oversight activities.
Official Response
Chairperson Makhi Feni emphasized the importance of collaboration between the committee and local government to ensure effective monitoring and support of education, sciences, and creative industries within the municipality. Executive Mayor Babalwa Lobishe expressed commitment to engaging with the committee and facilitating the oversight process.
Community Impact
The oversight visit aims to strengthen accountability and improve service delivery in education and cultural sectors across Nelson Mandela Bay. The programme promises closer scrutiny of municipal sites and initiatives to enhance outcomes for residents.
