North West Provincial Government’s Accelerated Service Delivery Programme – Thuntsha Lerole Reloaded was today rolled out in Kgetlengrivier Local Municipality, covering areas such as Swartruggens, Derby, Redirile and Senthumole section in Koster.
On-site social services at Reagile Community Hall in Koster was provided including visits to identified infrastructure projects followed by interactive community feedback session led by Premier Lazarus Kagiso Mokgosi together with Members of the Executive Council, District and Local Mayors.
In an endeavor to empower local farmers and enhance food production capacity, a Shadenet tunnel was handed over to Onalerona Community Centre, while Veteran Poultry Package comprising one 3-tier layer cage, layer mash feed and 120 point-of-lay chickens, as well as a Veteran Goats Package including ten (10) Boer Goat Does and one Boer Goat Buck, was handed over to beneficiaries. 10-hectare centre pivot was also handed over to a farmer at Koornfontein.
Premier Mokgosi’s entourage also embarked on a site-inspection visit to the new Mphe Bana 2 Secondary School construction project in Reagile, along with an oversight visit to the special maintenance section of Roads P4/2, including Koster Town and sections of Road P34/2.
Road safety was improved through the patching of potholes while grass cutting was also done at identified roads. High-mast and streetlight repairs was also carried out across Reagile to enhance night-time safety. Furthermore, intensified litter picking and waste collection programme was done targeting illegal dumping sites with the launch of clean cities campaign.
In response to the needs of the community, sanitary towels were issued to learners at Mphe Bana Secondary School to support hygiene and dignity. Food parcels were also distributed to needy families as part of the ongoing community relief efforts.
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