Dr Nasiphi Moya

From the Mayor’s Desk: This week’s newsletter highlights: ✅City’s expansion of access to trading market stalls at Marabastad. ✅A Re Yeng Bus Services to expand to Mamelodi with construction of intermodal hub. ✅Tshwane hosts alternative burials engagement ✅Waltloo Substation stabilisation plan progresses. @CityTshwane

Work has started at the Melgisedek Buildings to relocate residents to identified land. This follows the High Court’s dismissal of an application that sought to prevent the relocation of residents from this uninhabitable city property. @CityTshwane

City of Tshwane strengthens by-law enforcement to protect firefighting infrastructure. @CityTshwane

City of Tshwane commemorates World Down Syndrome Day. @CityTshwane

High Court rejects AfriForum’s bid to block Melgisedek Relocation. @CityTshwane @Rambohannes

Our teams have completed repairing streetlights on Uitsig Road, The Reeds. @CityTshwane

Court dismisses AfriForum bid to interdict relocation of 450 unlawful occupiers in Tshwane: news24.com/southafrica/cr…

Our anti-meter tampering operation found 102 tampers between 10 -16 March. The value of the tampers is R7 112 053,00. Of those found, 57 were paid amounting to R4.2 million. #TshwaneWarRoom @CityTshwane

Streetlights maintenance: our teams restored 1 544 streetlights between 9 and 13 March. #TshwaneWarRoom @CityTshwane

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#PowerUpdate: Valhalla was off due to faulty medium voltage cable. Power supply has been restored.💡

War on Potholes: Over the past year, measurable progress has been achieved: • More than 18 000 potholes have been reported, with over 14 000 repaired • Over 220 kilometres of roads have been resurfaced through reactive maintenance • A further 78 kilometres have been addressed through proactive resurfacing to prevent deterioration before it occurs @CityTshwane

City of Tshwane intensifies War on Potholes. @tlangimich @CityTshwane

War on Potholes: Jetpatchers are not limited to pothole repairs alone. They also have the ability to undertake basic road rejuvenation. This is a critical intervention for roads that are deteriorating but do not yet require full reconstruction. Through the application of bitumen and liquid asphalt, the Jetpatcher produces a spray that penetrates the road surface, binds with existing material, and hardens to extend the life of the road. This process can extend the useful lifespan of affected roads by between two and five years, depending on traffic volumes. @CityTshwane

War on Potholes: Today, we oversaw the operation of road resealing technology that will fast track the city’s efforts to deal with potholes. The resealing technology is implemented with the use of our recently purchased Jetpatchers. The Jetpatcher trucks, procured in September 2025, have already been deployed extensively across Regions 3, 4 and 6, where they have contributed to both pothole repairs and broader road rehabilitation efforts. @CityTshwane

@MrDitsi No.

@nasiphim Wait wait wait, will you be paying two salaries just like Cyril is paying Mchunu and Feroz?

In the interest of protecting the integrity of the institution, while ensuring fairness to all parties, I have taken a decision to suspend MMC for Corporate and Shared Services, Cllr Kholofelo Morodi. A preliminary investigation is underway into the matters raised before the Madlanga Commission to determine whether a prima facie case exists. @CityTshwane

#TshwaneYaTima switched off electricity at a building that is being used to run an illegal car wash, butchery, and pub. They owe the city R868 000. We also cut their cable to prevent illegal reconnection @CityTshwane

Please be alert Tshwane. We aware that there are people who are abusing the city’s revenue recover efforts by conducting illegal electricity connections. Report them! @CityTshwane