Residents turned out in strong numbers as the Bryanfern Residents Association (BFRA) hosted its annual general meeting (AGM), reflecting what local leaders described as a highly active and engaged community.

Ward 104 councillor Emi Koekemoer attended the meeting and praised the association for its consistent hands-on approach. Speaking at the AGM, Koekemoer said BFRA has built solid working relationships within the area. She highlighted its close co-operation with neighbouring resident associations, the South African Police Service (SAPS), and private security companies. “It’s a really active residents’ association in our area. They have a very good relationship with the community and with key role players. It makes a real difference.”

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The AGM saw what organisers described as a phenomenal turnout, with several residents stepping forward to volunteer and serve in different roles within the association.

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Koekemoer welcomed the new members who have put their names forward to assist with the day-to-day work of the BFRA. She said she looks forward to working with whoever is elected to leadership positions.
The councillor also acknowledged the support she has received from the BFRA since taking office. She said the association offered her guidance when she first became a councillor, and that she has always been ready to support and guide them in return.

The meeting ended on a positive note, with renewed commitment from both the association and local leadership to continue working together for the benefit of the community.

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