Sihle Ngcamu
KWAZULU-NATAL stands at the threshold of tremendous economic opportunity. With a government of national unity now in place, both the national and provincial administrations have committed to key priorities, and these priorities are: Economic growth and job creation, reducing poverty while addressing the high costs of living, and building a capable, ethical and developmental state. These are not just political promises; they are imperatives for a brighter future.
As the incoming CEO of Trade & Investment KwaZulu-Natal (TIKZN), I believe our province is uniquely positioned to capitalise on these priorities. However, success will require strategic thinking, co-ordinated efforts, and a commitment to overcoming both old and new challenges. At TIKZN, we’ve developed a roadmap that not only aligns with these national goals but also outlines how we can unlock KZN’s potential to foster long-term prosperity. We have
