Mayor Moya Launch #Reaspana Service Delivery Programme in Mamelodi
Executive Mayor of Tshwane, Dr Nasiphi Moya, joined City’s teams in Mamelodi for the official launch of the two-week #ReASpana service delivery programme, which will run from 08 to 26 June 2026 photos supplied
This morning, the Executive Mayor of Tshwane, Dr Nasiphi Moya, joined City’s teams in Mamelodi for the official launch of the two-week #ReASpana service delivery programme, which will run from 08 to 26 June 2026.
The programme will focus on addressing key service delivery challenges across Mamelodi, including road maintenance, streetlight repairs, water leaks, illegal dumping, grass cutting, stormwater infrastructure maintenance, and other issues identified by residents.
As part of the intervention, the City will also conduct targeted by-law enforcement operations aimed at addressing illicit activity, improving compliance with municipal by-laws, and creating a safer and more orderly environment for residents and businesses in Mamelodi and the greater Region 6 of the City.
The initiative forms part of the City’s ongoing commitment to restoring dignity and pride in communities through visible service delivery improvements, with the goal of leaving Mamelodi cleaner, safer, and better than we found it.
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