Lesufi assures Amapanyaza's jobs safe after Public Protector’s report
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has responded to the Public Protector’s findings on the province’s Crime Prevention Wardens, popularly known as Amapanyaza, assuring the public and the wardens that their jobs are secure.
Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka had found that the establishment and deployment of the CPWs was irregular and inconsistent with the law.
I was not even aware that I was going to release the report. And I'm excited about that report to be quite frank because the things that we're trying to get for almost three years that report said we must do it in 30 days,
Premier Lesufi told SABC News, emphasizing that the report was constructive and provides clear timelines for corrective action.
Author's summary: Lesufi assures Amapanyaza jobs are safe.
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