Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Mr T.W.Mchunu, MEC for Transport, Community Safety and Liaison Kwazulu - Natal visited the Belgrade
area in Pongola to form Ward Community Safety committees.
He also went to see informal crossing points used by Swazis to South Africa at Mshololo Area without
using a travel document or passport or even using the border.
It was realized that the shocking news was grossly going to affect students living along the borderlines who are attending schools in South Africa.
The MEC suggested that people who were using the informal crossing points will have to get legal documents, passport and study permits for the students and work permits for the working class.
Adults people who utilize the Itshelejuba Hospital must be given a permission to cross.
area in Pongola to form Ward Community Safety committees.
He also went to see informal crossing points used by Swazis to South Africa at Mshololo Area without
using a travel document or passport or even using the border.
It was realized that the shocking news was grossly going to affect students living along the borderlines who are attending schools in South Africa.
The MEC suggested that people who were using the informal crossing points will have to get legal documents, passport and study permits for the students and work permits for the working class.
Adults people who utilize the Itshelejuba Hospital must be given a permission to cross.
Friday, February 7, 2014
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Thursday, January 9, 2014
The Honourabe Speaker of uPhongolo Municipality Cllr HV Ngcamphalala addressing the community during the Memorial Services of the FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA uTATA NELSON ROLIHLAHLA MANDELA. The Memorial Service of this South African Icon was held at the Golf Club Hall in Pongola.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
HANDING OVER THE RDP
HOUSING CONSULTANT
TO THE COMMUNITY
HOUSING CONSULTANT
TO THE COMMUNITY
Following the failure of the project in the past
years, initiative was then taken to engage the
Department of Human Settlement to re-instate
and finish the housing project which had challenges
before. However the project will now
not be completed by the Municipality but by the
Department itself. A Consultant by the name of
Siqu- Consultants was then introduced to the
Community by the Mayor. They will build 1100
housing units and renovate the already built
houses that are currently not in good conditions.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Handover of Enqabeni and Mabonjane
Electrification Project
The Caption
More than 999 households will
benefit from this project that will cost the Municipality over R6,4 Million. On
the Pic, uPhongolo Municipal Mayor, his worhsip Cllr MM Hadebe addressing Ward
5 Community about the electrification project.
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