The Environment, Forestry and Fisheries minister has promised to keep an eye on, and provide support to, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, said the IFP’s Narend Singh.
Durban - THE Environment, Forestry and Fisheries minister has promised to keep an eye on, and provide support to, Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife, said the IFP’s Narend Singh.
On Monday, Singh said that as much as Minister Barbara Creecy had responded about the impact of Covid-19 on revenue streams at Ezemvelo and Sanparks, he was concerned about the viability and sustainability of Ezemvelo. DA KZN MPL Heinz de Boer said one of the reasons Ezemvelo found itself in its current financial situation was because the entity had allowed experienced and qualified staff in critical positions to leave.
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