Mbalula Announces Six-Member PTT After Meeting Outgoing PTT in Durban
Durban, South Africa – In a move to ensure a smooth transition and continued progress, Minister of Transport, Fikile Mbalula, has announced the formation of a new six-member Provincial Transport Team (PTT) after meeting with the outgoing team in Durban. The announcement was made at a press conference held at the Department of Transport’s headquarters on Tuesday.
The outgoing PTT, led by MEC Mxolisi Kaunda, has been commended for their dedication and hard work in improving the transport sector in the province. During their term, they implemented various initiatives to address the challenges faced by commuters and motorists, resulting in improved safety and efficiency on the roads.
Minister Mbalula expressed his gratitude to the outgoing PTT for their service and commitment, stating that their efforts have not gone unnoticed. “Under the leadership of MEC Kaunda, the PTT has made significant strides in the transport sector, and we are confident that the new team will continue on this path of progress,” he said.
The new six-member PTT will be led by MEC Bheki Ntuli, who brings with him a wealth of experience and knowledge in the transport industry. Minister Mbalula has full confidence in the new team, stating that they possess the necessary skills and expertise to take the transport sector in KwaZulu-Natal to new heights.
During the press conference, Minister Mbalula outlined the key focus areas of the new PTT, which include road safety, public transport, and infrastructure development. He emphasized the need for a collaborative and inclusive approach in addressing these issues, stating that the involvement of all stakeholders is crucial for the success of the PTT’s initiatives.
The new PTT has already hit the ground running, with a meeting scheduled with various stakeholders, including taxi associations, bus companies, and road construction companies. This meeting will serve as a platform for the PTT to gather valuable insights and input from these stakeholders, which will inform their strategies and plans going forward.
Minister Mbalula also highlighted the importance of innovation and technology in the transport sector, stating that the PTT will explore new and innovative ways to improve the overall transport experience for commuters and motorists. He also stressed the need for accountability and transparency, stating that the PTT will be held accountable for their actions and decisions.
The announcement of the new PTT has been met with enthusiasm and optimism from various stakeholders, who believe that the new team will bring fresh ideas and perspectives to the table. Commuters and motorists have also expressed their hope for improved services and safety on the roads under the new PTT’s leadership.
In conclusion, the formation of the new six-member PTT marks a new chapter in the transport sector in KwaZulu-Natal. With a strong focus on collaboration, innovation, and accountability, the PTT is poised to continue the progress made by the outgoing team and take the transport sector to new heights. The Department of Transport urges all stakeholders to support and work together with the PTT in their efforts to improve the transport sector in the province.
