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Ntombizodwa Mirriam Radebe

I believe that it is time that the residents of Ward 98 experience the DA difference.

Ntombizodwa Mirriam Radebe
Party: DA
Ward 98
My name is Ntombizodwa Mirriam Radebe, the DA Ward 98 candidate in Ekurhuleni.
I am standing as the DA ward candidate because I believe in a non-racial society that affords all residents an opportunity to be what they would like to be, the freedom to be who they are, and a fair environment that allows them to have access to quality services.
I would like to drive issues around housing and the access to adequate and constant delivery of services to the community of Ward 98.
I believe it is time the residents of Ward 98 experience the DA difference – residents deserve to live in a ward where things get done.
I am incredibly passionate about uplifting the community.
As such, I have been running a crèche in the area since 1995 that allows orphaned children to also attend.
I also assist child-headed households to apply for aid and social grants.
In my spare time, I run a food security project where I teach members of the community to start food gardens in order to survive.
I am a great team player, well-organised and work well under pressure.
Through regular community meetings and community engagements, I want to work to ensure service delivery issues are resolved timeously.
Ward councillor candidates were invited to submit photographs and write-ups. Some candidates had not submitted information as requested.
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