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Service delivery grinds to halt over alleged non-payment

“We have been telling them for years to buy their own vehicles as leasing is more expensive.”

Lekwa Municipality’s contract with AfriRent has allegedly expired over non-payment.

According to unconfirmed reports, Lekwa and AfriRent had signed a month to month contract after their three-year-contract had expired.

The traffic department, among others, are currently without vehicles to perform their respective duties.

Kasselman Security Services sent a message on their group on 2 November where the public was informed that Lekwa confirmed that all their refuse trucks were broken and they could not specify a date when they will be in service again.

The municipality however, did use an excavator to collect refuse from residential areas and some community members used their own bakkies.

A municipal request for written quotations for the supply of refuse trucks was issued, giving the deadline of not later than noon on 8 November.

 

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