MAHIKENG MAIL - MAHIKENG: North West Provincial Government has appointed an Ad-hoc Committee to investigate the conduct of municipal councillors of Ramotshere Moiloa Local Municipality, following weeks of administrative turbulence.
This culminated into the closure of municipal offices with provision of services taking a hammering. MEC Molapisi says the decision forms part of government’s ongoing efforts to stabilise the municipality.
197 Emerging farmers certified
MAHIKENG MAIL - POTCHEFSTROOM: The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, through the Potchefstroom College of Agriculture, in partnership with the North West Farmers’ Association of South Africa (NWAFASA), AgriSETA, and BLC Academy, proudly hosted a first-of-its-kind historic certification ceremony last week Wednesday, at Potchefstroom College of Agriculture.
A total of 197 emerging farmers were certified following intensive training programmes in raising cattle, goats, grain, poultry and horticulture.
Mahikeng Local Municipality embroiled in security contract controversy
MAHIKENG MAIL - MAHIKENG: The Mahikeng Local Municipality is facing scrutiny over the appointment of a security company, with possible irregularities coming to light in a parliament committee meeting this week.
According to what was reported to the committee, the municipality awarded the contract to the security company despite the fact that it was not registered for Value Added Tax (VAT).
This on its own triggered a significant issue, as the Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA) requires bidders for tenders over R1 million to be registered for VAT.
Raw sewage spillage in Ramosadi and Phola villages
MAHIKENG MAIL - MAHIKENG: The recent burst of a sewage pipe along the Bray Road is a stark reminder of the poor workmanship and infrastructure challenges plaguing the Phola and Ramosadi Village communities.
Despite a repair effort which reportedly cost over R65 million, the pipe has failed once again, unleashing a torrent of raw sewage into homes and the environment.
African Medicine recognised as primary Healthcare Service
MAHIKENG MAIL - MMABATHO: The Department of Arts, Culture, Sports and Recreation (ACSR), through its Sub-Directorate: Arts, Culture and Heritage (ACH), hosted the International African Traditional Medicine Day over the weekend at Mmabatho Stadium.
They raised awareness on the importance and relevance of African medicine, while showcasing the rich cultural practices that continue to support nation-building.
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