Mathale, the former premier of Limpopo, has recently made a statement regarding the inclusion of the Provincial Key Tasks Team (PKTT) in the government after last year’s elections. According to Mathale, this matter was not discussed at all during the post-election discussions. This statement has raised some concerns and questions among the public, especially those who were hoping for the PKTT to continue its work in the province.
For those who may not be familiar with the PKTT, it is a team of experts and professionals who were appointed by the government to assist in the development and implementation of key projects in the province. This team was established in 2009 by the then premier, Cassel Mathale, and has since then played a crucial role in the development of Limpopo.
The PKTT has been instrumental in the successful implementation of various projects in the province, such as the construction of roads, schools, and hospitals. They have also played a significant role in the economic growth of the province, attracting investments and creating job opportunities for the people of Limpopo.
Therefore, it is understandable that the public is concerned about the future of the PKTT, especially after Mathale’s statement. However, it is important to note that Mathale did not say that the PKTT will not be included in the government. He simply stated that the matter was not discussed after the elections. This means that there is still a possibility for the PKTT to continue its work in the province.
It is also worth mentioning that the current premier of Limpopo, Stan Mathabatha, has not made any official statement regarding the inclusion of the PKTT in the government. This could mean that the matter is still under consideration, and a decision has not been made yet.
Furthermore, it is important to remember that the PKTT was established to serve the people of Limpopo, and their work has been greatly appreciated by the public. Therefore, it is in the best interest of the government to continue their work and utilize their expertise in the development of the province.
The PKTT has proven to be a valuable asset to the government, and their inclusion in the government will only bring positive results for the people of Limpopo. It is also worth mentioning that the PKTT has been working closely with the government, and their knowledge and experience in various fields have been beneficial in the decision-making process.
In addition, the PKTT has also been actively involved in community development projects, which have had a significant impact on the lives of the people in rural areas. Their involvement in these projects has not only improved the living conditions of the people but has also empowered them to take charge of their own development.
Moreover, the inclusion of the PKTT in the government will also ensure continuity in the implementation of key projects in the province. With their expertise and experience, they will be able to provide valuable insights and guidance to the government, which will ultimately benefit the people of Limpopo.
In conclusion, Mathale’s statement may have caused some concerns, but it is important to remember that the matter is still under consideration. The PKTT has played a crucial role in the development of Limpopo, and their inclusion in the government will only bring positive results for the province. It is our hope that the government will make the right decision and continue to utilize the expertise of the PKTT for the betterment of Limpopo and its people.
