Category: Municipal
State of Panorama Route roads is hurting the regional economy
Frieda Paton The Panorama Route it is fast losing its attraction as a prime tourism destination due to the poor state of the roads – and the local population is […]
The waiting game
Kopano Dibakwane A task team, formed by residents of the Chinese Housing Project in Graskop, was scheduled to meet Thaba Chweu Local Municipality Executive Mayor (Selina Mashigo – Sekgobela) on […]
Community demands answers during Imbizo
Kopano Dibakwane A Mayoral Imbizo, held inside Sabie town hall on February 25th, proved to be the long-awaited platform for residents under Ward 7 (Sabie, Harmony Hill and Phola Park) […]
Mayor meets protesting community
Kopano Dibakwane Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, Selina Mashego – Sekgobela, met with disgruntled residents of the Chinese Housing Project (Graskop), to explain a reported decision to sell the housing units […]
TCLM: Ignorance or deceit?
Michele du Plessis In her presentation at the Mayoral Imbizo in Simile, Sabie, on January 18th, Selina Mashigo-Sekgobela said: “The municipality is currently implementing MIG (Municipal Infrastructure Grant) project to […]
No reprieve for Sabie
Michele du Plessis The Sabie community is up in arms about the water crisis, the lack of feedback from Thaba Chweu Municipality pertaining to these matters and the lack of […]
Plan to fix old water pipes
Kopano Dibakwane Setlaars Avenue in Graskop was closed temporarily after Municipality officials, from the Technical Department, dug a big hole to locate a damaged main water pipe. A TLB was […]
SCCT to the rescue
Clintin Brummer On the January 28th, the Sabie Chamber of Commerce and Tourism once again reported on some of the spectacular work done. Captain Gwilym Reese was confident in his […]
Sabie water reticulation under pressure
Michele du Plessis Sabie residents have experienced countless problems with water supply. The Thaba Chweu Local Municipality water reticulation project in Mount Anderson, Sabie, should have been completed in September […]
Do I qualify for a RDP House?
Michele du Plessis According to statistics, 11% of the 1 238 861 households in Mpumalanga, live in shacks or the polite word, informal dwellings. 9% of these houses are occupied […]
