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Harry Malila appointed as WC govt DG
Malila has been acting in the position since Winde assumed office.
CAPE TOWN - Premier Alan Winde has appointed the Western Cape government’s director-general.
Harry Malila has been acting in the position since Winde assumed office.
Winde said the position was the most important in any government.
“We have someone that I know is young, energetic and got a vision. He will be able to serve in the province for many years to come.”
Malila said he planned to use innovation to improve service delivery.
“It’s about creating safe communities. It’s about creating a sustainable economy and it’s about creating jobs.”
Today, I announced Harry Malila as Director General of the Western Cape Government. The Director General holds the most senior position in the administration, and is overall in charge of its operations, and for implementing the vision of the Premier and Cabinet. @WesternCapeGov pic.twitter.com/UFs7ztJxb3
— Premier Alan Winde (@alanwinde) October 22, 2019
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