13/05/2026
NATICC Reinforces Strategic Community Partnership at Kwaluseni Chiefdom Feedback Session
Today, NATICC conducted a feedback meeting at Kwaluseni Chiefdom under the Matsanjeni South Inkhundla. The meeting aimed to present the 2025 report to the Inner Council, highlighting the successes achieved, challenges encountered, and recommendations on how to better serve the community moving forward.
During the engagement, the Inner Council expressed appreciation for the work NATICC continues to do in strengthening and supporting the community through various interventions and programmes.
Among the key concerns raised was the decline in academic performance at nearby schools. Community leaders highlighted growing behavioural challenges among children, noting that some learners now believe disciplinary action cannot be enforced due to fear of legal repercussions.
The issue of children without birth certificates was also strongly raised, as this continues to affect access to essential services and opportunities for children within the community.
In response, NATICC pledged to conduct a mop-up birth registration campaign in partnership with relevant Births, Marriages and Deaths (BMD) offices. Prior to the campaign, community members will be sensitized and educated on the required documents and processes needed for children to obtain birth certificates successfully.
The meeting strengthened collaboration between NATICC, government stakeholders and community leadership in addressing challenges affecting children and families while working towards sustainable community development.
