KwaZayeka Community

KwaZayeka is a vibrant and culturally rich community under the Mpumuza Traditional Authority, guided by Induna P. Ndlovu and his five councillors. This community carries a deep historical significance, as it was named after Zayeka Makhathini, a highly respected figure who worked closely with uMkhandu wakwaMpumuza. Zayeka was a trusted advisor to the Inkosi, known for his wisdom and ability to bridge generational gaps by sharing valuable insights with both the young and the elderly.

The community of KwaZayeka is made up of seven sub-areas, each with its own unique identity and heritage: eKhongo, KwaNomngcoyi, KwaMandlakazi, ePanekeni, eNyonithwele, eBhoshazi and KwaSkhakhane

Together, these sub-areas form a close-knit community rooted in tradition, respect, and collective progress.

Isakhiwo Sami Project

The Isakhiwo Sami project is a transformative housing initiative spearheaded by Induna P. Ndlovu and the Zayeka Traditional Council in partnership with a specialized construction company. This project focuses on providing Gap Housing to eligible low-income earners within the KwaZayeka community.

Through collaboration with the Department of Human Settlements and the Finance Linked Individual Subsidy Program (FLISP), the project ensures that qualifying individuals with monthly earnings between R3,550 and R22,000 receive fully subsidized homes—meaning recipients are not required to pay back anything.

The Isakhiwo Sami project is more than just a housing initiative; it is a commitment to uplifting communities, enhancing livelihoods, and promoting sustainable living. By providing decent and affordable homes, the project fosters stability, dignity, and long-term security for families who would otherwise struggle to enter the housing market.

New Home

This moment is a testament to the power of community, leadership, and collaboration. Through the Isakhiwo Sami Project, Induna Ndlovu and the Zayeka Traditional Council are not just building houses—they are building a stronger, more empowered KwaZayeka. Learn More>>>>>>

Induna Ndlovu Hands Over a New Home

A day of joy and gratitude filled the air as Induna P. Ndlovu, alongside the Zayeka Traditional Council (ZTC) and community members, officially handed over a brand-new home to a deserving family in KwaZayeka. Built under the Isakhiwo Sami Project, this home symbolizes not just shelter but dignity, security, and hope for a better future. Learn More >>>>>>>>

Every year, the vibrant community of KwaZayeka comes alive with energy and excitement as the highly anticipated Sina Day Sporting Event takes place. Organized by Induna Ndlovu in partnership with ZTC, this event has become a cherished tradition, bringing together residents from across the village in a thrilling display of athleticism and unity. Learn More>>>>>>

Sina Day Sporting Event

Local Heroes: Honoring Community Legends

The Local Heroes page celebrates the remarkable individuals who have dedicated their lives to uplifting the KwaZayeka community.

Mr Boy Zondi

Mr. Boy Zondi, the SANTACO-KZN Provincial Chairperson, is a dedicated leader and a true local hero. His commitment to uplifting the community of KwaZayeka and KwaMpumuza is evident in his continuous efforts to support and empower those in need. Through his leadership and generosity, he has made a lasting impact on many lives.

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