KZN Works

KZN Department of Public Works and Infrastructure


Mission

We are committed to delivering and managing high-quality infrastructure, maximizing the utilization of government property, and spearheading efforts to maintain an environmentally sustainable and integrated public infrastructure system that meets the needs of the people of KwaZulu-Natal Province.


Vision

To be a leading force in the development and management of public infrastructure and properties, driving inclusive economic growth, job creation, and sustainable development.

MEC for Public Works and Infrastructure

Mr LM Meyer

Lukas Marthinus Meyer, is the MEC for Public Works and Infrastructure in KwaZulu-Natal.

Latest Events

22 April 2026

Cabinet Day brings the Department Closer to the People of Amajuba District

The KwaZulu-Natal Cabinet visited Amajuba District Municipality as part of Operation Sukuma Sakhe community outreach programme. This service delivery drive created a conducive platform for the general communities including cooperatives to raise their concerns calling for government intervention...

25 March 2026

KZN PUBLIC WORKS AND INFRASTRUCTURE BIDS FAREWELL TO Ms DUDU FIHLELA, DIRECTOR: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY AND SYSTEMS

PIETERMARITZBURG: Wednesday, 25 March 2026 marks the day with mixed emotions as colleagues and close friends bid farewell to the Director: Occupational Health, Safety and Systems Ms Dudu Fihlela, who is set to retire from the public service with effect from 31 March 2026...

24 March 2026

The KZN Department of Public Works and Infrastructure is committed to keeping communities informed about the infrastructure work happening in their areas

On Tuesday, 24 March 2026, MEC Martin Meyer met with the Pietermaritzburg community at a Citizen’s Report meeting, listening to residents, providing updates on ongoing projects and reinforcing the department’s commitment to transparent, accountable service delivery...

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21 March 2026

CELEBRATING HUMAN RIGHTS DAY WITH MENZI HIGH SCHOOL IN UMLAZI

Built in the 1960s as the first high school in Umlazi. Designed by a system of oppression to limit, not to liberate. And yet, decade after decade, Menzi High School did exactly the opposite. Today, it holds a consistent record of 100% matric pass rates.It didn't drift through history. It fought through it...

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