KwaZulu-Natal social development MEC Nonhlanhla Khoza has called on parents to stand by their children, a move she hopes will change their lives and ensure they don’t fall prey to social ills.
Parental support for young people will prevent them being victims of social ills, says KwaZulu-Natal social development MEC Nonhlanhla Khoza.social development MEC Nonhlanhla Khoza has called on parents to stand by their children, a move she hopes will change their lives and ensure they don’t fall prey to social ills.
She believes strong support from parents and communities at large can ensure youth achieve in the corporate world. The area was thrust into the spotlight when five women were murdered by a suspected serial killer in August 2020.
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