MMC Palesa Modise

CoT: Member of Mayoral Committee for Community And Social Development Services

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

The City remains committed to building strong partnerships and advancing inclusive, sustainable sports development across Tshwane.

#TshwaneSports

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Currently underway: As we continue to engage our stakeholders in the sports fraternity, the City of Tshwane’s Sport Stakeholder Consultation Session is currently underway at Suurman Community Hall, Temba (Region 2) with an impressive turnout from sports federations, clubs, NGOs.

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

This session forms part of the City’s ongoing regional-wide consultations across all regions, ensuring that every sporting community has a voice.

#Region2

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Participants are engaging with the MMC for Community and Social Development Services, and other presenters in a collaborative dialogue aimed at strengthening partnerships and promoting inclusive, sustainable sports development across Tshwane.

#TshwaneSports #StakeholderEn

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

The Sport Stakeholders Consultation Session is currently underway at the Mabopane Indoor Sports Hall, Region 1, bringing together stakeholders from sports federations, clubs, NGOs, NPOs, the private sector and the National Lotteries Commission.#SportDevelopment #Inclusion

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Their brilliance also saw eight learners qualify to represent South Africa at the World Gymnastics Championship in the Czech Republic, a remarkable milestone for our City.

#RosinaSedibaneModiba

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Celebrating Excellence at Rosina Sedibane Modiba Sport School of Specialisation!

This morning, we had the honour of handing over a new sporting kit to the outstanding Rosina Sedibane Modiba Sport School of Specialisation gymnastics team in Laudium.
#YouthDevelopment #Sports

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

These young champions have made us proud at the 2025 National Gymnastics Championship, bringing home 3 Gold, 20 Silver, and 2 Bronze medals, and being crowned National Team of the Year.

#GymnasticsChampions

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

TSHWANE LAUNCHES FIRST-EVER PRIDE MONTH PROGRAMME TO CHAMPION INCLUSION AND EQUALITY.
#pridemonth

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

CITY OF TSHWANE ANNOUNCES EXTENDED STUDY HOURS AT SLECTED LIBRARIES.
#cityofTshwane

[Tlangi Mogale: CoT MMC Roads&Transport🖤💚💛 🇿🇦 @tlangimich]

It was an absolute honour to meet his Excellency Shimizu, the Ambassador of Japan🙏🏾💯🇿🇦 🇯🇵

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

THE CITY OF TSHWANE LAUNCHES 2025 PRIDE MONTH PROGRAMME
#PrideMonth

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

The MMC for Community and Social Development Services visited the site, joined by Cllr Maja (Ward 106) and Cllr Thabatha (Ward 77) engaging applicants and officials to assess challenges experienced during registration.

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Underway: Indigent Programme Registration Roadshow – Ward 106, Olievenhoutbosch Community Centre Ext 13 (Region 4 – CenturionThe City of Tshwane is hosting an Indigent Programme Registration Roadshow to assist community members with applications for indigent support services.

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

The initiative brings services closer to residents, with on-site photocopying and document certification provided. The Tshwane Metro Police Department is assisting with document certification.

#CityOfTshwane #Olievenhoutbosch

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

In her address, she highlighted the department’s key achievements and progress made over the past 12 months in advancing social development and promoting community wellness across the City of Tshwane.

#CommunityDevelopment

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Earlier today, MMC for Community and Social Development Services, Cllr. Palesa Modise, reflected on her first year in office during an event marking the one-year milestone of her tenure.

#SocialServices #BuildingCommunities #CaringCity
#TshwaneCares

[Tlangi Mogale: CoT MMC Roads&Transport🖤💚💛 🇿🇦 @tlangimich]

From the bustling streets of the inner city to the township roads that carry our residents daily, our teams have worked tirelessly. These projects are not simply about laying asphalt, they are about rebuilding critical infrastructure, improving road safety, and restoring dignity in our communities.
At the centre of this turnaround is the Bon Accord Asphalt Plant, a strategic municipal asset that we successfully revived to enhance efficiency and reduce maintenance costs. For many years, the City relied heavily on external suppliers and contractors, which delayed service delivery and inflated costs. Today, with the plant’s renewed five-year production licence, we are producing our own hot asphalt, allowing us to repair roads, patch potholes, and resurface streets faster and more cost-effectively.

Importantly, Bon Accord now serves a dual purpose: it produces asphalt for the City’s infrastructure projects and for the broader market, generating additional revenue for Tshwane. This is a prime example of how sound management of public assets can both enhance service delivery and strengthen the City’s financial sustainability.

In line with the National Land Transport Act (NLTA), No. 5 of 2009, and the Gauteng Transport Framework Revision Act, No. 8 of 2002, the City of Tshwane prepared and developed a Comprehensive Integrated Transport Plan (CITP) as its core strategic planning instrument. The CITP guides all transport planning across the City and informs both development and operations.

During the third quarter of the 2024/25 financial year, the City successfully completed the statutory three-year review and update of the CITP. This document forms an integral part of the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) and aligns fully with the City’s strategic objectives.
The updated CITP places strong emphasis on the Public Transport Plan (PTP) and its central component, the Integrated Public Transport Network (IPTN). Covering a five-year horizon (2025–2029), the plan provides a detailed analysis of 17 identified public transport corridors, which serve as the primary connections between the central business district, surrounding townships, and suburbs.

This plan ensures that our transport network evolves in a structured, sustainable, and integrated manner supporting our long-term vision of an efficient, accessible, and people-centred transport system

[MMC Frans Boshielo @MMCBoshielo]

MMC Frans Boshielo For Utility Services responsible for Water &Sanitation Business Unit including Energy & Electricity Business Unit today deliver-a speech on the anniversary achievements made by both Business Units. #SwitchOnTshwane #ThibaDiLeakages @CityTs@CityTshwane @kholofeloMorodi @nasiphim

[MMC Palesa Modise @PalesaV_Modise]

Over the past year, the ANC-led coalition government has made significant progress toward building a caring City of Tshwane. A City where no household is left behind, and every resident can live with dignity, opportunity, and hope.

#AGoodStoryToTell
#BuildingHope