Community urged to report service delivery issues
“Although we’re living in very challenging times, service delivery still needs to go on in our community" - Ward 66 war room chairperson, Charles Leaven.
THE ward 66 war room wishes to inform the community that although their office doors remain closed during lockdown, the call to service delivery is still alive.
War room chairperson, Charles Leaven said that due to challenges caused by lockdown and lack of PPE (personal protective equipment) they have not been able to operate. “Although we’re living in very challenging times, service delivery still needs to go on in our community. As the war room we will still try our level best to relay information to the relevant municipal officials and departments. Therefore we’re encouraging people to contact us. We’re available for urgent enquiries,” he said.
For more information or to report a service delivery matters contact Charles Leaven on 065-810-1403 or Ayanda Njapha on 083-756-7717 or email ward66.business@gmail.com.
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