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Restoring Tweni one project at a time

The first project is to clear the bush alongside Commercial Road, which is a haven for criminals to hide out.

The Umtentweni Residents’ and Ratepayers’ Association (URRA) has successfully achieved recognition as a non-profit organisation and a public benefit organisation.

This means that any donations from companies or individuals to URRA can be offset against tax.

The first project is to clear the bush alongside Commercial Road, which is a haven for criminals to hide out.

The Tweni Conservancy got to work on Monday this week with a huge cutback.

This was sponsored by the Venture Inn Bottle Store, Tweni Mini Mart and One Up Gym.

If any companies want to donate to URRA, contact chairman Derrick Morris at 082 9099995.

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