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Fetakgomo Tubatse Exco donates to Bapedi Royal House

Mayor Maila thanked the Bapedi Queen Mother for honouring the FTLM's recent Solma

Fetakgomo Tubatse Local Municipality (FTLM) is working closely with traditional leaders to develop communities.

Mayor Cllr Eddie Maila, and his Executive Committees (EXCO) paid a courtesy visit to Bapedi Queen Mother Manyaku Thulare at Mošate Mogolo wa Bapedi in Mohlaletsi on August 11 to convey his gratitude on behalf of the municipality.

FTLM’s mayor Eddie Maila.

Maila expressed his appreciation for the Bapedi Royal House attendance of the State of the Local Municipality Address (Solma) held on August 7 at Motodi Sports Complex.

The mayor highlighted that the event was a great success and the presence of the Queen Mother was of immense significance.

“The attendance of Queen Mother and other tribal leaders around Fetakgomo-Tubatse symbolised the strong partnership and mutual respect that exists between the municipality and traditional leadership,” said Maila.

In her address, Queen Mother thanked Maila and his Exco for their continued collaboration with the Bapedi Royal House and the consistent support provided.

She also commended Maila for organising a successful event and acknowledged the overwhelming support from communities who attended in large numbers.

Bapedi Queen Mother Manyaku Thulare.

Queen Mother encouraged the mayor and his Exco to remain humble and lead the community with respect. She bestowed her blessings upon the leadership of the municipality and urged them to continue protecting traditional leaders.

As part of the visit, Maila donated two cows and groceries to feed community members who regularly visit the Bapedi Royal House.

In addition, 20 blankets and three laptops were handed over to assist with administrative work.

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Maila said the municipality reaffirms its commitment to supporting the Bapedi Royal House in efforts to bring development and improved services to the community.

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