Mkhuleko Hlengwa

thumb|Mkhuleko Hlengwa Mkhuleko Hlengwa (born 12 June 1987) is a South African politician who became the Deputy Minister of Transport in July 2024. He is the national spokesperson of the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) and has represented the party in the National Assembly since May 2012. Quotes We are most certainly at crisis point when graduates must turn to the street corners to source employment. With each passing day the youth of South Africa are receiving a raw deal from the government, and we cannot afford to carry on like this.”. The government of the day has failed to respond to the crisis of youth unemployment in both word and deed. To lead, a leader must be able to feel people’s pain so that they can invest their own pain, courage and love. Mr Zuma seems unable, or too preoccupied, to do either. Mr Zuma, like his government, seems tired and weary after many years in executive office and are more content with the trappings of power and prestige of office in the face of escalating poverty and inequality. The ANC’s promise of creating millions of jobs was clearly just a vote-catching slogan without substance. The ruling party's policies for job creation have gone from failure to failure. It has failed to meet the needs of the job market. Government must own up to its inability to create jobs, or foster an environment that is conducive to reducing unemployment. As things stand we desperately need much faster economic growth and development" External links Category:Living people Category:Politicians from South Africa Category:1987 births