Transport Deputy Minister and NW MECs Lead Traffic Law Enforcement and Women’s Month Launch
The Deputy Minister of Transport, Mme Dikeledi Magadzi and North West MEC for Community Safety and Transport Management Honourable JS Lehari and MEC for Roads and Public Works Honourable G Molapisi will jointly lead a multi-disciplinary Traffic Law Enforcement and Women’s Month launch in the North West province on Friday, 02 August 2019.
The multi-disciplinary traffic law enforcement activation will be undertaken under the banner of the Trans-Kalahari Corridor (TKC) together with the two provincial Departments, the Rusternburg Municipality, the National Traffic Police (NTP) as led by the Road Trafic Management Corporation, the South African Police Service and Customs as part of the Department’s continued commitment to reduce fatalities on South Africa’s roads and the 365 Days Road Safety programme.
The TKC carries intertrade freight and cargo, and passenger transportation to the tune of millions and plays a critical role in Regional relations between RSA and neighbouring countries.
Deputy Minister Magadzi and the MECs will interact with motorsits, truck drivers and passengers during the activation with the operations focusing among others on unroadworthy vehicles, proper vehicle documentation, driver fitness and any possible illicit operations along the Corridor.
The Deputy Minister and MECs will be joined by Rustenburg Local Municipality Mayor, Cllr M. Khunou and senior officials representing the SAPS, NTP and Customs.
- Details of the Deputy Minister’s multi-disciplinary traffic law enforcement and Women’s Month launch activation are as follows:
Date: Friday, 02 August 2019
Venue: Rustenburg Civic Centre, North West province
- Deputy Minister and MEC will join Law Enforcement Activation on the N4 Highway next to the Rustenburg Stay Easy Hotel
Time: 10:30 for 11h00
Members of the media attending the event are requested to confirm their attendance with Tshegofatso Maake on 063 281 9453 or Maaket@dot.gov.za
