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Now you can instantly report a pothole

Aptly called Ogaats.co.za, founder, Pierre du Toit, are now routing your report directly to the correct department, allowing you to go on with your life.

Sick and tired of all those potholes – especially on the Helpmekaar road and in other areas around Endumeni?

A private initiative has launched an easy to use mobile site to quickly and anonymously report any pothole or other road or storm water related fault.

Aptly called Ogaats.co.za, founder, Pierre du Toit,   are now routing your report directly to the correct department, allowing you to go on with your life.

Ogaats uses location based data as well as a picture taken with your camera phone to directly notify the correct department responsible for the fault in that particular area.
Ogaats takes away any guesswork that may exist and makes the process totally transparent to the public.
All you need is a camera phone or PC and the Internet.

There is no need to download a mobile App or even register.
The focus is on you, the public and therefore it should not take you more than 30 sec. to complete your report.
Ogaats.co.za is currently available in all 226 municipalities in South Africa.
Try them at www.Ogaats.co.za the results speaks for itself.

Details:
Pierre.Ogaats.co.za or Cell: 0723996842

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Terry Worley

Terry Worley has been associated with the Courier for many years and is involved in the community covering a variety of issues affecting residents. He has a passion for local politics and for the history of the area.

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