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M. Molosiwa stated that all projects had been completed and handed over to the client.
Regarding the ESP projects for 2017/2018, he said that the city council of Selebi Phikwe (SPTC) undertook five ESP Phase II He explained that the projects included a block of double clbadroom at the same time. Botshabelo primary school for a cost of 917,144 pounds, a block of toilets in the same school at P627,880 and another. He mentioned that another double clbadroom and sanitary block at Tlhabololo Primary School, at a cost of 1.5 million pounds, had been completed.
The construction of 12 teacher housing units in Mabothaphofu at a cost of 10.5 million pesos was also completed.
The mayor referred to the maintenance projects of primary schools noting that the SPTC undertook six major maintenance projects to the tune of 5.4 million He said that the interview took place in the Tebogo primary school with a budget of 1.1 million pounds, the Rueben Mpabanga primary school to 1.1 million pounds as well as the rehabilitation of underground pipes in the communal houses at P263. He also said that the project to maintain 20 staff houses at a cost of 673,778 P2 had been completed.
Regarding the 2017/2018 community development projects (CCDP), the mayor indicated that the SPTC has implemented 10 construction projects for a total of 6.8 million pesos.
He said that all projects were complete with only one project that was installing spectator seating and the Sam Sono stadium.
He indicated that for the community development projects of the constituency for the fiscal year 2017/2018, the district had 18 civil engineering projects in the amount of P10. He said the works included the rehabilitation of the Mojamorago Bridge, the construction of the Thakadiawa rainwater drainage, the rehabilitation of roads and intersections around the Mojamorago Bridge.
million. Molosiwa also noted that the SPTC also benefited from the fuel tax fund and purchased plant equipment including a grader, a steel drum roller, a backhoe, a dump truck and a front loader. He said that the equipment would be used in the maintenance of road post holes among other projects.
He indicated that the success in the implementation of the projects was due to the fact that SPTC has a team of proactive and qualified proactive professionals who have executed their
He also stated that the political control that monitored the progress projects and routine controls during project implementation had a positive impact.
However, he indicated that the SPTC had difficulty providing materials. Some materials had to be purchased outside Selebi Phikwe and it took time for the material to arrive.
Some local suppliers did not meet the requirements of contractors engaged in construction material import projects outside Selebi Phikwe.
He also stated that entrepreneurs in some vulnerable groups, such as youth, women and the disabled, lagged behind, especially in financial management. In addition, he said that the failure of some contractors to honor their agreements with third parties or subcontractors also resulted in delays in the completion of projects.
For his part, the Clerk Mr. Godimo According to Garegope, in accordance with the government's motivations for resuscitating the local economy, especially after the closure of BCL, local entrepreneurs participated in most of Selebi Phikwe's projects.
He also mentioned that one of the local recipient companies was made up of former employees of BCL Mine who banded together to form a company. He congratulated them for doing "a magnificent job".
He also said that all building materials came from local retailers and only those that were not locally available came from outside.
Source: BOPA
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