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Njabulo Ronald Mbonani

I am ensuring the Ward 79 community is safe.

Njabulo Ronald Mbonani
Party: ANC
Ward 79
My name is Njabulo Ronald Mbonani. I was born and raised in Ward 79.
In 2015, I was elected as an executive member of the CPF and hold a patroller’s commander portfolio.
I am responsible for all patrollers in Kwa-Thema.
As a commander, my responsibility is to work hand in hand with SAPS members in safeguarding all areas of Kwa-Thema by forming neighbourhood watch teams.
Through a partnership between the Department of Community Safety and the Department of Education, the CPF tasked me to deploy community members to all 28 schools of Kwa-Thema to safeguard them against burglaries, crime and theft.
In 2016, I was elected as a member of Ward 79 ward committee for the community safety portfolio.
My responsibilities include reporting and assisting the community in crime-related matters of the ward.
I am ensuring the Ward 79 community is safe.
When elected as the ward councillor, I pledge to do my best in the following:
• Accessible to the community: by having monthly community meetings to receive community challenges and report back on progress.
• Service delivery champion: by being at the forefront in ensuring the community receive services properly.
• Education and skills development: work closely with the community and other stakeholders to ensure all children are at school, have access to bursaries, internships and skills development programme.
• Access to better healthcare: ensure the community have access to healthcare services and ambulances.
• Sport, recreation, art and culture: work with stakeholders in this area in promoting participation from the community at large in particular the youth and children, and advocate for better facilities.
• Local economic development: to advocate for the participation of the community in spin-off opportunities on infrastructure development projects through jobs and business opportunities, engage the private and public sector on business development programmes and push for a corporate social responsibility programme.
• Community safety: working with the community and law enforcement agencies in fighting and combating crime in the ward.
Ward councillor candidates were invited to submit photographs and write-ups. Some candidates had not submitted information as requested.
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