KZN Premier promises King MisuZulu that he will curb the high crime levels
KZN is no stranger to deadly shootings, hijackings and robberies - issues the Zulu monarch has expressed dissatisfaction about.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli at the Reed Dance ceremony at eMachobeni Royal Palace in iNgwavuma on 7 September 2024. Picture: @kzngov/X
DURBAN - KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli has promised King MisuZulu that he will curb the high crime levels in the province.
KZN is no stranger to deadly shootings, hijackings and robberies - issues the Zulu monarch has expressed dissatisfaction about.
This week seven family members including a five-year-old child were shot and killed at their family home in the highflats.
Speaking at the 40th anniversary of the reed dance ceremony on Saturday, Premier Ntuli said the provincial government and police would crack down on crime.
"As your government Your Majesty working with the Provincial Commissioner Mkhwanazi, we are committing ourselves to dealing with criminals in this province. We won't allow criminals to do as they please in this great land."