Local councillor conducts oversight in Braamfischer
The oversight visit underscores the commitment to enhancing service delivery.
After months without water, the Sustainable Services Cluster, led by the City of the Johannesburg (CoJ) Environmental and Infrastructure Services Department’s (EISD) chairperson, Clr Vhengani Munyayian, did an oversight visit to the Braamfischer Community Centre in Phase 2, Ward 49, on March 28.
This visit underscored the commitment to enhancing service delivery and ensuring responsive governance within the CoJ.
Stakeholders like Johannesburg Water (JW), community representatives, the Ward 49 councillor and the Braamfischer residents were present.
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The main challenge the residents raised was the water crisis, which was reported to JW, but they had not received feedback or help. They also raised their frustration over the CoJ’s lack of communication.
Clr Munyayi welcomed the complaints and assured the residents the water crisis would receive attention.
He added that the CoJ would notify them and assured them the city would do better regarding their grievances.
JW and the EISD officials will send a team to attend to the water crisis in the area on March 31
