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A Ward councillor is an elected person who will represent the citizens of that ward at a Municipal level in terms of the political decision making processes. The ward councillor is the “link” between the citizens in a ward and the municipality.
A summary of the different content available for this municipality and ward.
2019 - 2020
This is the total amount spent by your municipality during the financial period.
2019 - 2020
This spending was made in vain and could have been avoided if the municipality had taken more care or planned better.
This spending was been flagged by auditors as having been unnecessary or avoidable. As a citizen, that means that this is money that could have been put towards things that you feel your community needs. By taking part in public participation processes, you can have your say on how this money could be better spent in the upcoming years.
2019 - 2020
271 Responses for this ward
This spending was been flagged by auditors as having been unnecessary or avoidable. As a citizen, that means that this is money that could have been put towards things that you feel your community needs. By taking part in public participation processes, you can have your say on how this money could be better spent in the upcoming years.
8 days away
Friday, 25 July
IDP Public Participation Inputs
44 days away
Saturday, 30 July
Final deadline for feedback on 2023 draft budget
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IDP Public Participation Inputs
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Ward Committee Meeting
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IDP Public Hearings
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This spending was been flagged by auditors as having been unnecessary or avoidable. As a citizen, that means that this is money that could have been put towards things that you feel your community needs. By taking part in public participation processes, you can have your say on how this money could be better spent in the upcoming years.
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