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Houses for mining towns - Vimarsana News

Houses for mining towns

Pretoria-Housing development projects for mining communities in Bokone-Bophirima are well underway and are to be completed in due course, says North West provincial government. The revitalisation of these towns is part of the Social Accord which was signed for by President Jacob Zuma in October 2012 as a commitment to accelerate efforts to upgrade human settlements in mining

NW ANC sends stern message to deployees in province: Focus on service delivery - Vimarsana News

NW ANC sends stern message to deployees in province: Focus on service delivery

The provincial executive committee met for their first meeting on Monday.

Source: ewn.co.za
ANC's Mabe refutes claims that step-aside rule will be imposed on new NW chair - Vimarsana News

ANC's Mabe refutes claims that step-aside rule will be imposed on new NW chair

Nono Maloyi was criminally charged with culpable homicide in 2018 for an accident which led to the death of one person.

Source: ewn.co.za
New NW ANC chair Maloyi says stability & unity are top of his priorities - Vimarsana News

New NW ANC chair Maloyi says stability & unity are top of his priorities

The former MEC secured an overwhelming victory after over 300 delegates voted his entire slate into the top five at the ninth provincial conference.

Source: ewn.co.za
Residents scoff at R5bn rates and taxes debt - Vimarsana News

Residents scoff at R5bn rates and taxes debt

North West residents are not paying rates and taxes because of lack of service delivery, while disgruntled ex-ANC members say poorly paid workers must also not pay. This follows the North West local government and human settlements department reporting that municipalities across the province are owed more than R5-billion.