In Cry the Beloved Country why is kumalo trying to change his community?

In "Cry, the Beloved Country," Kumalo seeks to change his community because he is deeply troubled by the social and moral decay resulting from apartheid and urbanization. His journey to Johannesburg reveals the disintegration of family and community bonds, prompting him to advocate for reconciliation and healing. Kumalo believes that by addressing the root causes of crime, poverty, and disconnection, he can restore hope and foster unity among the people of his village. Ultimately, his efforts reflect a desire for a better future for his community and a resolution to the systemic injustices they face.