NCOP OVERSIGHT SITE VISITS IN MATJHABENG
The Acting Mayor of Matjhabeng Local Municipality, Cllr. Hlobohang Mokhomo, along with Members of the Mayoral Committee, joined the NCOP (National Council of Provinces) during an oversight visit to assess key infrastructure projects in Matjhabeng.
The visit, conducted by the NCOP in collaboration with the Executive Council (EXCO) and a delegation from the Legislature, focused on an in-depth evaluation of incomplete and delayed infrastructure projects in Odendaalsrus and Welkom. Particular attention was given to the following critical projects:...
•SAPS Odendaalsrus Police Station: The refurbishment has remained incomplete for over three years due to contractor changes, leaving the facility in a deteriorating condition.
• Leboneng Special School (Thabong): This school for learners with special needs is 97% complete, with final inspections underway.
•Thandabantu Clinic (Thabong): The project is near completion, with final touch-ups and utility connections expected to be finished by December 2024.
•Kopano Hospital Complex (Welkom): The facility is currently in a state of disrepair and is being converted into a residential complex. The project has faced significant delays throughout its cycle.
• G Hostel Construction: Intended to house 700 people, this project has experienced delays due to contractor changes and substandard workmanship but is now progressing under new management.
The NCOP delegation was led by Provincial Whip, Hon. Mapule Dhlamini.
The Matjhabeng Local Municipality's Waste Management Team is actively carrying out solid waste removal across the community.
We encourage all residents to adhere to proper waste management practices, as the municipality will soon be implementing a comprehensive refuse collection schedule.
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The Matjhabeng Local Municipality's Parks and Recreation team in Odendaalsrus is actively working in the Central Business District (CBD), focusing on tree trimming and street cleaning.
This work is part of the municipality’s ongoing efforts to maintain a clean, safe, and aesthetically pleasing environment for residents and businesses in the area.
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The dedicated Parks and Recreation team of Matjhabeng Local Municipality is hard at work maintaining the garden behind the municipal building, ensuring it's ready for the vibrant summer days ahead.
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The Matjhabeng Local Municipality's Waste Management Team is actively working to clean the streets of Odendaalsrus town, collecting waste to ensure a healthier and more pleasant environment for all.
We kindly urge all street vendors, hawkers, and residents to join hands with us in this effort by responsibly managing their waste and keeping their surroundings clean.
Together, we can create a cleaner, safer, and more welcoming community for everyone. Let's all do our part in maintaining the beauty of our town!
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The Executive Mayor of Matjhabeng Local Municipality, Cllr Thanduxolo Khalipha today
unveiled newly bought Fire Engine trucks to strengthen the Fire Department of the
Municipality and enhance firefighting work.
The Municipality spent R6 Million + to purchase these Fire Engine Trucks. The Executive Mayor stated that these new fire trucks are part of his five-year plan to empower the Fire Department to be able
to respond to the needs of our people in emergency situations. He added that by the end of July, another fire engine truck will be procured.
The Unveiling was graced by the presence
of the MMC of Community Service (Cllr Rubben Tlake), Municipal Manager (Adv Lonwabo Ngoqo) and Senior Officials of the Municipality.
