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UPGRADING OF PHALAKWANE VILLAGE 3.5 KM INTERNAL ROAD FROM GRAVEL TO TAR KERBS AND STORMWATER CONTROL Residents of Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality (LNM) continue to benefit from quality infrastructure, as the development of infrastructure enhances mobility, safety, and service delivery. The upgrading of 3.5 km internal road, kerbs and storm water control in Phalakwane Village, Ga-Mphahlele cluster, Ward 23, is progressing well, and currently 63% completion. A total of 26 local workers, of which 12 are young people and 01 disabled persons, have been recruited, helping to boost local employment. The project details are as follows: cont
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LEPELLE-NKUMPI LOCAL MUNICIPALITY PRIORITISES SERVICE DELIVERY IN BOLD FIRST STEPS, INTRODUCING "PROJEKE YA RENA" The Mayor of Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality, Cllr Dr. Meriam Molala, has pledged to prioritise service delivery at the heart of the municipality's operations. This move signals a renewed commitment to addressing community needs and improving service delivery. Dr. Meriam Molala's vision focuses on restoring public confidence, accelerating basic services, and strengthening institutional capacity. She emphasizes the need for a united front, comprising staff, Council, and community members, to work together in making Lepelle-Nkumpi a
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VOICES HEARD, FUTURE SHAPED: LEPELLE-NKUMPI CONCLUDES DRAFT 2025-2026 IDP AND BUDGET MAYORAL IMBIZOs The Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality has successfully concluded its series of Mayoral IMBIZOs aimed at presenting the Draft Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and Budget for the 2025-2026 financial year to its communities. These crucial engagements, held across Mphahlele, Lebowakgomo, Zebediela and Mafefe / Mathabatha Clusters within the municipality from the 06 -13 May 2025, provided a vital platform for residents to engage directly with municipal leadership, voice their needs, and contribute to the development blueprint for the upcoming fiscal period.
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