MMC Aaron Maluleka

13/06/2026

Residents of Iscor Informal Settlement plans to relocate you are in the advanced stage.

13/06/2026

Second stop for the day: We are in Danville attending a public meeting with residents to address service delivery issues and provide updates on matters affecting the community.

Residents are encouraged to continue reporting service delivery challenges through the relevant municipal platforms to help ensure prompt attention and resolution.

13/06/2026

We engaged residents of Kanana Village in Bronkhorstspruit to provide feedback on the recent Supreme Court of Appeal ruling regarding the land expropriation matter.

12/06/2026

The City of Tshwane’s Mayoral Sub-Committee on Illegal Townships has successfully concluded a comprehensive public consultation process with landowners and residents of the 17 identified illegal townships across the

12/06/2026

12/06/2026

Residents of Ward 3, we will be in your area tomorrow for our quarterly public meeting. The meeting will provide an opportunity to discuss service delivery matters, address concerns, and share updates on issues affecting the community. We encourage all residents to attend and participate.

12/06/2026

Residents of Kanana, we will be in your area tomorrow to provide an update on the outcomes of the recent court judgment and discuss the way forward. We encourage all residents to attend and engage with us.

11/06/2026

This afternoon, we met with ward councillors in Mamelodi to provide feedback on the planned relocation and allocation programme in the area.
To date, 1 963 households, including 19 special cases, have been relocated to Pienaarspoort Extensions 15, 22, 23 and 25 up to November 2025. A further 579 households have been relocated to Leeufontein Extension 27.

The next phase will see the relocation and allocation of 427 stands in Leeufontein Extension 32 for qualifying residents from Nkandla, Mavuso, Willow Farm, Alaska and Marikana
The process is scheduled to commence in July.

11/06/2026

11/06/2026

Today, we handed over houses to the rightful beneficiaries, Genipher Busang (71) and Lesiba Ben Moobi (67), in Ga-Rankuwa Ext 10.

The homes form part of a 200-house project approved by the City and implemented through a partnership between Nissan and Habitat for Humanity South Africa (now Kebotho) to provide decent housing for vulnerable residents.