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Mayor Gwamanda Takes the Lead in Roodepoort’s Service Delivery Drive
Executive Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda of the City of Johannesburg led a vigorous service delivery drive in Roodepoort’s Region C, highlighting the city’s commitment to improving residents’ lives. According to Joburg Newsroom, the initiative involved diverse activities like cleaning, grass cutting, road surfacing, and tree pruning along President Fouche Drive in Olivedale.
This multidisciplinary approach, executed in cooperation with various Municipal Entities (MEs), aligns with the City of Johannesburg’s vision and the Government of Local Unity (GLU). Beyond physical work, the program incorporates marketing and communication strategies to enhance coordination and visibility at the regional level.
The effort spans a range of activities, including multidisciplinary operations, integrated by-law enforcement, stakeholder engagement sessions, and public awareness campaigns. Mayor Gwamanda and several city officials engaged with residents and local businesses to gain firsthand insights into their challenges.
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Mayor Gwamanda expressed that his presence wasn’t passive; he aimed to understand and address the community’s struggles actively. The initiative included interactions with residents to provide information on accessing city services and assistance for service delivery issues.
This drive was extended throughout the week in Ward 101, where city-owned municipal entities conducted various service delivery operations. The ultimate goal is to enhance the quality of services provided to all residents, ensuring equitable access and improved living conditions.
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