DA led City of Johannesburg provides over 100 vehicles to speed up delivery
In an effort to accelerate service delivery, the Executive Mayor of the City of
Johannesburg, Cllr Herman Mashaba, handed over 115 specialised vehicles to
departments and entities yesterday.
Mayor Mashaba said he liked the approach the City took as part of austerity
measures because the multi-party government went for the outright purchase of
the vehicles and saved massively, more than half of what the lease option would
have cost the City.
vehicles, we really had to design specialised vehicles for our various departments.
We bought specialised vehicles for the JMPD, City Parks & Zoo, Joburg Water, City
Power and the JRA”.
“This will boost the potential of service delivery to greater heights. The days where
people do not respect the role of law in our City are over as the JMPD is now fully
equipped in terms of impounding cars,” said Mayor Mashaba.
City of Cape Town Metro Police and Traffic Service intake put to the test
The City of Cape Town’s Safety and Security Directorate is taking more than 12,000
candidates through physical assessments for its latest Metro Police and Traffic
Service intake. The assessments started on Monday 29 July 2019 and will see an
average of 1,050 candidates being assessed each day, over a 12-day period. Mayoral
Committee Member for Safety and Security, Alderman JP Smith, will conduct an
oversight visit to the assessment process
Councillor Tjaart van der Walt 