The Executive Mayor is at Lemotso Primary School this afternoon to lead the official handover ceremony of residential
title deeds to beneficiaries as part of the municipality’s ongoing commitment to land ownership and security of tenure.
The visit also forms part of the Mayoral Imbizo, a public engagement platform aimed at strengthening community
relations, addressing service delivery issues, and sharing progress on municipal programmes.
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Executive Mayor Khalipha Conducts Oversight Visit to Ward 10 Paved Road Project in Kutlwanong
As part of his continued commitment to quality service delivery and infrastructure development, Executive Mayor
Thanduxolo Khalipha conducted an oversight visit to the Ward 10 project in Kutlwanong, which involves the upgrading of 3
kilometres of paved roads and the installation of a proper water drainage system.
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On-site, the Mayor received a comprehensive briefing from the Executive Director for Infrastructure and the Ward
Councillor, who outlined the project’s progress, key milestones achieved, and current challenges impacting timelines and
implementation.
This visit forms part of the Executive Mayor’s broader oversight programme, which focuses on ensuring quality assurance,
accountability, and community impact across all infrastructure projects executed by the Matjhabeng Local Municipality.
A detailed press release will follow, providing an analysis of the project's status and the key outcomes of the
Executive Mayor’s visit.
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Executive Mayor Receives Briefing at Ben Regal Pump Station in Odendaalsrus
As part of today's service delivery oversight, Executive Mayor Thanduxolo Khalipha received a detailed briefing at the
Ben Regal Pump Station located in Eldorie, Odendaalsrus.
The visit forms part of the Municipality’s commitment to improving critical infrastructure and ensuring reliable water
and sanitation services for all communities.
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Executive Mayor Receives Briefing at Eldorie Pump Station in Odendaalsrus
As part of today's service delivery oversight, Executive Mayor Thanduxolo Khalipha received a detailed briefing at the
Eldorie Pump Station located in Residentia Park, Odendaalsrus.
The visit forms part of the Municipality’s commitment to improving critical infrastructure and ensuring reliable water
and sanitation services for all communities.
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#AtYourService
#LeaveNoOneBehind
Executive Mayor Receives Briefing at Akasia Pump Station in Odendaalsrus
As part of today's service delivery oversight, Executive Mayor Thanduxolo Khalipha received a detailed briefing at the
Akasia Pump Station located in Residentia Park, Odendaalsrus.
The visit forms part of the Municipality’s commitment to improving critical infrastructure and ensuring reliable water
and sanitation services for all communities.
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#AtYourService
#LeaveNoOneBehind
EXECUTIVE MAYOR KHALIPHA ENGAGES WARD 30 COMMUNITY IN THABONG ON SERVICE DELIVERY AND PAYMENT CULTURE.
As part of his ongoing Mayoral Imbizo programme, the Executive Mayor of Matjhabeng Local Municipality, Cllr. Thanduxolo
Khalipha, visited the community of Ward 30 in Thabong to lead discussions on key service delivery priorities and
encourage greater community cooperation in municipal development efforts.
The engagement reflected in the launch of the Municipality’s intensified Service Delivery Campaign, which began with
visible and hands-on interventions in the ward....
These included:
• Clearing of illegal dumping sites
• Unblocking of sewer lines
• Patching of potholes
• Repairing of high mast lighting
• Addressing other critical service delivery concerns
Executive Mayor Khalipha emphasised that the campaign will be rolled out across all wards, with Ward 30 serving as the
pilot site to demonstrate municipalitiy’s commitment to delivering services that restore dignity to communities.
In his address, the Executive Mayor made a firm call for residents to take responsibility for the sustainability of
municipal services by paying for the services they receive.
He reminded the community that even indigent households are encouraged to contribute a minimum of R250 per month, in
order to help the Municipality recover costs and continue delivering essential services such as water, sanitation,
electricity, and waste removal.
“Service delivery is a shared responsibility. As the Municipality, we are committed to doing our part , but we also need
residents to play theirs by paying for services, protecting infrastructure, and using resources responsibly,” said Mayor
Khalipha.
The Executive Mayor expressed serious concern over the growing problem of illegal dumping in open spaces and on street
corners. He urged residents to make use of the scheduled municipal refuse collection services and to refrain from
illegal disposal of waste, which undermines health, safety, and the aesthetic of local communities.
He also warned that the Municipality will soon be implementing strict enforcement measures, including fines and
penalties for individuals and businesses found to be dumping waste unlawfully.
The Mayoral Imbizo offered a platform for residents to raise their concerns and suggestions directly with the Mayor and
municipal officials, promoting a culture of open dialogue and shared accountability.
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