RTC party calls for an end to poor service delivery in Tsantsabane
The party's manifesto focuses on permanent jobs, tackling corruption in municipal project,.
The President of Rise Tsantsabane Communities (RTC), Michael Mabilo, has called for an end to the 32-year poor record of service delivery at the Tsantsabane local municipality. This sentiment was expressed during the party’s manifesto launch at the Tsantsabane showground in the Northern Cape. The RTC's manifesto emphasizes the need for permanent jobs, addressing corruption in municipal projects, empowering communities, and improving water and sanitation conditions.
Mabilo is optimistic about the party's prospects in the upcoming local government elections. "You can see that RTC is a product the community of Tsantsabane can truly buy," stated Mabilo. Elders from the community are sitting under the party's tent, indicating their confidence in the RTC. The party's formation is primarily driven by the community's suffering and the poor quality of services they receive.
A drive around Tsantsabane reveals numerous potholes, and there are nearly 40 mines in close proximity to the town.
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