Municipal
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GMM arrests man tampering with infrastructure
CrimeFollowing the arrest, the suspect allegedly identified several locations where he had illegally bridged electricity, including Exts 4, 9 and…
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Programme allows eMbalenhle’s unemployed to engage with Sasol
Local newsAttendees received guidance on how to apply for vacancies online.
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Lekwa official parks municipal vehicle in handicapped bay
Local newsMunicipal spokesperson says the employee has to answer for parking in the disabled parking while not being disabled.
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Heaps of animal remains stink up roadside between eMbalenhle and Bracken
Local newsAccording to motorists, businesses dump cattle skulls and intestines along the road.
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FF Plus calls for action, demands Lekwa complete work
Local newsClr Dankus Venter said trenches are left open and pavements and roads are never fully repaired.
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Damages to Standerton Town Hall still not repaired
Local newsThe roof of the hall has been severely damaged for nearly four years, with no action taking place.
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Municipality cuts power of school in eMbalenhle over government department’s arrears
Local newsThe outage had affected school administration, as computers, printers and other essential equipment could not function.
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Lekwa must decide on bylaws to rein in noise makers and public indecency
Local newsOne December morning at about 06:00, a party at Standerton Showgrounds was still going strong, with vehicles blocking road, drunken…
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Trichardt farmer wants illegal squatters gone
Local newsThe squatter camp next to the N17 is still growing.
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FF Plus calls out Lekwa for mismanagement of funds
MunicipalAccording to ward councillor Wilma Venter, residents have resorted to sending their meter readings to the LLM to avoid incorrect…
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Councillor, leaders slam Lekwa for wasting money at refurbishment
MunicipalA DA delegation said refurbishing the Standerton Water Treatment Plant would now cost more than building a new one.
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eMbalenhle pensioner hears she is employed by Sassa
Local newsGovan Mbeki Municipality rejected Sassa beneficiary Sihlulekile Khoza’s indigent application, claiming she is “employed” at Sassa.
