By Thapelo Molefe
Human Settlements Minister Thembi Simelane has called for strengthened governance, transformation, and collaboration across the community schemes sector as the Community Schemes Ombud Service (CSOS) marked its 3rd Annual Indaba in Fourways on Thursday.
Delivering a keynote address at The Canvas Riversands Conferencing Centre, Simelane said the two-day Indaba, held under the theme “Sustainable Governance: Shared Responsibility as the Cornerstone of Community Schemes,” provided a critical opportunity to reflect on progress made and chart new strategies for sustainable community governance.
“This is an important platform that gives us an opportunity to deeply reflect on a host of issues in the community schemes’ value chain, assess progress, galvanise, and build on the existing partnerships,” Simelane said.
She praised the CSOS for its growing impact and its role in promoting accountability and stability within community schemes, noting that the organisation had achieved a performance rate of 86% according to
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