Observer Daller

Library construction well underway in Keerom

Progress at the Moutse West Public Library indicates that key construction milestones have already been achieved.

MEC Jerry Maseko stressed the significance of delivering quality infrastructure within the allocated budget and on time.

Maseko was speaking during an oversight visit he conducted at the Moutse West Public Library construction site in Keerom Village, Ward 2, on February 19.

Maseko reiterated the department’s commitment to strengthening accountability, enhancing service delivery, and ensuring that public funds are utilised responsibly.

Contractors and project managers used the opportunity to provide the MEC with a detailed report on the progress of the development, outlining the construction milestones that have already been achieved and anticipated completion timelines.

Mayor Given Moimana accompanied Maseko during the oversight visit to ensure that the project is on track for completion.Moimana highlighted that facilities such as libraries are vital in the promotion of literacy and cultural development, especially among the youth.

Life Nape, municipal spokesperson, said the library is expected to serve as a resource and information centre for the community, create a conducive study environment, and provide access to books.

The visit is part of the government’s commitment to delivering quality community facilities and services.

Read also: Sekhukhune municipalities shine at SALGA awards

At Caxton, we employ humans to generate daily fresh news, not AI intervention. Happy reading!

Support local journalism

Add The Citizen as a preferred source to see more from Middelburg Observer in Google News and Top Stories.

Dan Mdluli

Dan Mdluli joined the Observer Daller as a journalist at the end of March 2023. He obtained his National Diploma in Journalism in 2003 from the former Technikon Northern Gauteng, Soshanguve campus, now Tshwane University of Technology. He has a passion to tell stories of the voiceless in communities, especially the underserved.
Back to top button