The deputy mayor of Rand West City Local Municipality (RWCLM) Nontombi Dyase Molatlhegi recently presented the IDP review document to the community of wards 14, 19 and 22.
Her visit included discussing obstacles that an old age home is facing, complaints relating to billing, severe sewer spillages, and the lack of sporting and recreational facilities. She then also raised shared concerns surrounding potholes as well as the frustration around frequent power cuts and load reduction.
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The community also raised their concerns which included a rise in the crime rate saying an immediate solution is needed. They stated further that the high rate of unemployment, particularly seen in youth sectors is of major concern and also mentioned there is a great need for skills development centres.
“The deputy mayor in her closing remarks appreciated all the contributions made by the community and said the municipality is committed to delivering services to citizens,” said Tshidiso Tlharipe, spokesperson to the executive mayor.
