Thuntsha Lerole Day in Alabama Brings New Houses, Title Deeds and Pothole Repairs
Thuntsha Lerole is a provincial programme that brings all provincial departments and the municipality together in one community for a day. According to the municipality, it aims to fast-track service delivery and deal with problems directly at community level.
Who led the programme
The statement says the day was led by the Executive Mayor of the City of Matlosana, Cllr Fikile Mahlophe, together with North West Premier Lazarus Mokgosi, the Executive Mayor of the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District Municipality, Cllr Nikiwe Num, and Members of the Executive Council (MECs). They engaged directly with residents on issues affecting them.
What was delivered in Alabama
According to the municipality, the activities across Alabama included:
- Handover of four newly built houses to qualifying beneficiaries
- Handover of title deeds
- Patching of potholes
- Cleaning and removal of illegal dumping sites
- A raid on a drug house
- Government services, including ID applications and social grant enquiries
The municipality says the activities were meant to reaffirm government's commitment to service delivery and restoring dignity.
What this means for you
If you live in Alabama and have questions about the programme, a housing allocation or a title deed, contact the City of Matlosana communications office:
- Ms Ntswaki Makgetha (Assistant Director: Corporate Communication): 018 487 8311, ntswaki@klerksdorp.org
- Ms Kelebogile Moleko (Media Relations Officer): 018 487 8395, kmoleko@klerksdorp.org
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