MEC for Transport, Safety & Liaison Mr. Bentley Vass Profile of MEC Bentley Vass POLITICAL BACKGROUND: 1986 – UDF (UNITED DEMOCRATIC FRONT) 1987 – 1989 (CARNARVON YOUTH FORUM) 1993 – AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 1995 – ANC BRANCH MEMBER, CARNARVON 1996 – VOLUNTEER ADVICE OFFICE 1998 – ANCYL REC MEMBER (HANTAM) 1999 –
The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children 2020 campaign, which ran from the 25 November to 10 December 2020, was launched under the theme: Women’s Economic Justice for a Non -Violent and Non-Sexist South Africa.
During the 16 Days campaign, the country also commemorated World Aids Day on December 1, and the International Day for Person’s living with Disabilities on the December 3, 2020.
MEC Nontobeko Vilakazi, HOD Moeketsi Dichaba and volunteers putting the final touches to Baba Mama’s house in Nonzwakazi, De Aar for Mandela Day initiatives. Serving with a smile and she helps put the final touches on Baba Zamani Mama’s house in Nonzwakazi, De Aar.
MEC Nontobeko Vilakazi contributing during Mandela Day initiatives in De Aar, painting Ouma Matroo’s house along with SAPS members and several other volunteers and stakeholders.
Career Exhibition Day in Carnavon. Helping enlighten the youth on careers in the Transport Sector and availing Bursaries and Scholarship information.
MEC Nontobeka Vilakazi & Local Mayor meets with the Family of Vanessa Barends (33) in Prieska. Vanessa was found brutally attacked and raped – she later died of her injuries at the local Hospital. MEC wants the community and Police to work together so that crimes of this nature do not find a footprint in
MEC Nontobeka Vilakazi and Lt Gen Shivuri at the State of the Province Address.
