After many years of experiencing water problems, Phukucane residents in Sekhukhune have finally received a newly drilled water borehole. Sekhukhune District executive Mayor Minah Bahula on Wednesday handed over yet another borehole to local communities in Phukucane, Dennilton.

This is in an effort to mitigate water scarcity issues faced by some communities of the municipality.

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The executive mayor initiated this borehole project as one of the measures to reduce the water crisis in the area. The project was completed within a three-week time frame. The developmental is one of many measures the district municipality has in place to address the non-ending water problems.

NEWLY DRILLED WATER BOREHOLE FOR MOUTSE AREA COMMUNITIES IN SEKHUKHUNE   

The Executive Mayor, Bahula urged communities to protect water borehole properties around the district, from theft and vandalism .

“The installation of the borehole represents just one of the many interim measures being introduced by the district Municipality under the Executive Mayor’s leadership to tackle the pressing water challenges faced by residents,” the Municipality said.

Communities such as Phucukane, Malaeneng, Taereng, and 5 Morgan are set to benefit from developmental initiative.

Meanwhile, Mayor Minah Bahula recently spearheaded a heartwarming blanket drive program in Diphagane Village, Ward 24, in the Makhuduthamaga Municipality.

The primary aim of the blanket drive program was to extend warmth and comfort to the less fortunate and vulnerable families during the harsh winter months.

This program, a special initiative from the Executive Mayor’s office, showcased the government’s commitment to supporting those in need within communities.

Hundreds of families, including elderly citizens and senior citizens, were beneficiaries of this noble endeavour.

“As we witness the collective impact of such initiatives, it becomes evident that our strength lies in our ability to uplift and support one another, especially during challenging times,” said the Mayor.