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#ANCGovtAtWork | ANC’s Commitment to Road Infrastructure in Action
At the beginning of the 7th Administration, during the 2024 debate on the Opening of Parliament Address, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba outlined road infrastructure development as a priority for the ANC-led provincial government, in line with the priorities outlined by the ANC.
That commitment is taking shape, with the Roads Agency Limpopo making significant progress on the construction of a bridge along the D15 and D3232 roads connecting Morebeng and Sekgosese in the Greater Letaba Municipality.
From a commitment made to progress delivered, the ANC led Limpopo government is at work.
[Pics: LimGovt]
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | ANC’s Commitment to Road Infrastructure in Action
At the beginning of the 7th Administration, during the 2024 debate on the Opening of Parliament Address, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba outlined road infrastructure development as a priority for the ANC-led provincial government, in line with the priorities outlined by the ANC.
That commitment is taking shape, with the Roads Agency Limpopo making significant progress on the construction of a bridge along the D15 and D3232 roads connecting Morebeng and Sekgosese in the Greater Letaba Municipality.
From a commitment made to progress delivered, the ANC led Limpopo government is at work.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRdceqXkAA9283.jpg)
#ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Polokwane Municipality has taken decisive action to improve the Polokwane’s road network, with rehabilitation and upgrading underway across the municipality. From Polokwane Central to Seshego, Mankweng, Nirvana and Westernburg, work is underway to improve the road network.
This work gives practical expression to the ANC’s Local Government Action Plan which identified road rehabilitation as a priority in the drive to improve visible service delivery.
Improved roads mean better connectivity, safer movement and stronger communities.
#YearOfDecisiveAction
Via LimGovt | #ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government, through the Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure, continues to monitor infrastructure projects to ensure infrastructure delivery remains on track and service delivery on the ground.
MEC Tonny Ernest Rachoene led a service delivery monitoring programme in the Matlala area outside Polokwane on Monday, assessing progress and ensuring that projects deliver tangible benefits to communities.
#ANCGovtAtWork | Through the Hi N'wa Mati Friday and Operation Fix All programmes, the ANC-led Mopani District Municipality continues to respond to water challenges through practical interventions in communities across the district.
Since the programmes began, more than 400 borehole interventions have been undertaken across Mopani district, including the restoration of boreholes and repairs to pumps, helping communities access more reliable water services.
[Video: Mopani District Municipality]
#ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure has welcomed 140 new employees. This intake advances the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto commitment to invest in people by expanding opportunities while build a capable, ethical developmental state.

#ANCGovtAtWork | Watch: On day one after taking office, the Lephalale Mayor Comrade Thabitha Modise is on the ground driving service delivery. Earlier she was at Mahlakung Informal Settlement, where she monitored a clean-up initiative, and now at Marapong Library, where she is convening service delivery managers to address ongoing water, sanitation and road challenges affecting residents.
She directed that teams be deployed on the ground without delay to accelerate response times, strengthen implementation, and ensure visible service delivery interventions for affected communities.
Video: Lephalale Local Municipality
#ANCGovtAtWork | ANC-led Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality Driving Infrastructure Delivery for Communities
The ANC in Limpopo continues to advance service delivery through infrastructure development led by its municipalities.
In Makhuduthamaga, the Carbrieve Road project reflects ongoing efforts to improve road infrastructure, strengthen connectivity, enhancing economic activity and bringing services closer to communities
Video: Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality
[ICYMI] Limpopo Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba led a media briefing yesterday on the status of water provision in Polokwane, reaffirming the ANC-led government's commitment to stabilise water supply and ensure long-term water security in the province.
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#LimSOPA| Limpopo Premier Dr. Phophi Ramathuba to deliver the State of the Province Address on Thursday, 05 March 2026.
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#ANCGovtAtWork | Back To School
“It is the duty of parents to ensure that (private) vehicles that ferry their children to school are roadworthy, because those vehicles are not provided by government”
• MEC for Transport and Community Safety Comrade Violet Mathye
The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Transport and Community Safely is conducting a Safer Back To School Campaign, focusing on scholar transport.
In an operation in Polokwane today, 24 vehicles were compounded, comprising 4 seven-seaters, 20 minibuses, 1 discontinued vehicle, and 1 summons issued for conveying persons in an LDV.
Safety of learners are paramount to the ANC and the Limpopo Provincial Government it leads.
A compliant scholar transport vehicle must:
- Be roadworthy and in good mechanical condition
- Have a valid operating licence for scholar transport
- Not be overloaded
- Be clearly identified as transporting learners
- Comply with all traffic and road safety laws
- Driver must hold a valid Professional Driving Permit (PrDP)
[Info and Vid: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether
#ANCGovtAtWork | Prioritising the safety of road users through strengthened traffic visibility and law enforcement during the festive season, Limpopo MEC for Social Development Comrade Florence Radzilani joined Limpopo Traffic Officers and the South African Police Service at the N1 Makhado Traffic Circle, while MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure Comrade Tonny Rachoene joined traffic enforcement operations on the R37 outside Lebowakgomo.
These interventions form part of ongoing efforts by the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government to ensure road safety, improve traffic flow and protect all road users, in line with the ANC’s call on its deployees to intensify visibility, traffic management and law enforcement across the province.
[PICS: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | Prioritising the safety of road users through strengthened traffic visibility and law enforcement during the festive season, Limpopo MEC for Social Development Comrade Florence Radzilani joined Limpopo Traffic Officers and the South African Police Service at the N1 Makhado Traffic Circle, while MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure Comrade Tonny Rachoene joined traffic enforcement operations on the R37 outside Lebowakgomo.
These interventions form part of ongoing efforts by the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government to ensure road safety, improve traffic flow and protect all road users, in line with the ANC’s call on its deployees to intensify visibility, traffic management and law enforcement across the province.
[PICS: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G88SdGRXIAA9TD7.jpg)
#ANCGovtAtWork | As part of intensified traffic management and road safety measures ahead of increased festive traffic today, Limpopo Traffic Police outlines the province’s readiness to manage congestion in cities and towns.
Mr Tshiwandlalani Allen Matsila, Head of Limpopo Traffic Police at the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government's Department of Transport and Community Safety, provides an update on traffic flow interventions and measures in place to safely accommodate buses expected at Moria for the ZCC Christmas Services.
This forms part of broader efforts by the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government to ensure road safety, effective traffic management and the protection of all road users during the festive period and in line with the ANC's call to its deployees to intensify visibility, traffic management and law enforcement.
[Video: LimGovt]
[#ANCGovtAtWork] 2 881 Community Health Workers Welcomed Into the Department of Health
The ANC-led Provincial Government’s Department of Health, today officially welcomed Community Health Workers (CHWs) during an induction session held at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane. In total, 2 881 CHW’s are being welcomed into the department.
Health MEC Mashego described this as a major milestone, noting the progress made from previous NGO-based and annual contract arrangements to the improved conditions now introduced for CHWs.
This development reflects the dedication of the ANC-led Provincial Government to improving healthcare access. It gives practical expression to commitments made in the ANC’s 2024 Election Manifesto, which prioritises strengthening primary healthcare and expanding community-level services as the bedrock of a responsive health system.
It also aligns with the ANC January 8th Statement 2025, which calls for enhanced service delivery, improved accountability, and the rebuilding of state capacity,
Welcoming the 2 881 CHWs marks an important step in boosting community-level healthcare across the province and reaffirms the ANC’s commitment to dignity, stability, and better life for all.
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] 2 881 Community Health Workers Welcomed Into the Department of Health
The ANC-led Provincial Government’s Department of Health, today officially welcomed Community Health Workers (CHWs) during an induction session held at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane. In total, 2 881 CHW’s are being welcomed into the department.
Health MEC Mashego described this as a major milestone, noting the progress made from previous NGO-based and annual contract arrangements to the improved conditions now introduced for CHWs.
This development reflects the dedication of the ANC-led Provincial Government to improving healthcare access. It gives practical expression to commitments made in the ANC’s 2024 Election Manifesto, which prioritises strengthening primary healthcare and expanding community-level services as the bedrock of a responsive health system.
It also aligns with the ANC January 8th Statement 2025, which calls for enhanced service delivery, improved accountability, and the rebuilding of state capacity,
Welcoming the 2 881 CHWs marks an important step in boosting community-level healthcare across the province and reaffirms the ANC’s commitment to dignity, stability, and better life for all.
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7_OexvXgAIpPS6.jpg)
#ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure has expanded its internal capacity with the appointment of 140 new permanent employees. This brings the total number of appointments in the department to 590 since the beginning of the 7th Administration.
The development aligns with the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority 1, to build sustainable work opportunities through public employment programmes, and it alings with the resolution to strengthen the capacity of the state.
The new recruits were officially welcomed at an event in Polokwane this morning by Limpopo Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, and MEC Tonny Rachoene.
Speaking at the event, Premier Ramathuba said:
“Today, as we welcome this fourth cohort, we are reminded that every appointment is a life transformed, a household uplifted, and a community encouraged. It is to join a growing force of dedicated public servants who rise each day with one mission, to make our province better than it was yesterday."
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure has expanded its internal capacity with the appointment of 140 new permanent employees. This brings the total number of appointments in the department to 590 since the beginning of the 7th Administration.
The development aligns with the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority 1, to build sustainable work opportunities through public employment programmes, and it alings with the resolution to strengthen the capacity of the state.
The new recruits were officially welcomed at an event in Polokwane this morning by Limpopo Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, and MEC Tonny Rachoene.
Speaking at the event, Premier Ramathuba said:
“Today, as we welcome this fourth cohort, we are reminded that every appointment is a life transformed, a household uplifted, and a community encouraged. It is to join a growing force of dedicated public servants who rise each day with one mission, to make our province better than it was yesterday."
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7KucJiWMAAC6Er.jpg)
#ANCGovtAtWork | Limpopo Leading the Growth Curve At The Moment, says MEC Kgabo Mahoai
While presenting the 2025 Adjustment Budget at the Limpopo Legislature yesterday, ANC deployee as MEC for Limpopo Treasury Comrade Kgabo Mahoai highlighted the province’s remarkable economic performance under the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government. He noted that “our province is not just surviving the economic uncertainty; we are leading the growth curve in the country at the moment.”
MEC Mahoai pointed to the significant 5.2 percentage-point drop in Limpopo’s unemployment rate and the province’s strong contribution to national GDP growth, emphasising that these gains show that “our economic efforts are translating into jobs for our people.”
He reaffirmed that the province’s economic momentum reflects deliberate, people-centred planning and consistent implementation.
[Visuals: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether
#ANCGovtAtWork • We Must Not Just Build Houses, But Homes, says MEC Basikopo Makamu
[Video] “The people of Limpopo are not waiting for our reports. They are waiting for their homes. They are waiting for a chance to build a better life within the community they are proud to call their home. We have a mandate.”
• ANC deployee as Limpopo MEC for COGHSTA, Comrade Basikopo Makamu, delivered a call to action as he opened the third instalment of the Housing Development Agency (HDA) stakeholder roadshow, held under the theme “Building Partnerships for Effective Solutions.”
The two-day engagement, which began on Thursday, 06 November 2025, brings together roleplayers from national and provincial government, municipalities and the human settlements sector, to strengthen collaboration and accelerate delivery.
As part of his input to the session, MEC Basikopo Makamu also proposed the establishment of a Limpopo Human Settlements Compact, a collective commitment by all stakeholders to fast-track the provision of decent, integrated human settlements. The compact will focus on integrated planning, accelerated delivery, and community upliftment, ensuring that every project drives local economic development and restores dignity to families.
He challenged delegates to reflect on the legacy they will leave behind, asking: “Will we be remembered as a generation that held endless meetings, or as a generation that rolled up its sleeves, locked arms as partners, and finally turned the tide? I know which legacy I choose. Let us leave this place not just with our notebooks full of minutes, but with fire in our hearts and concrete plans in our heads. Let us build not just houses, but homes.”
This focus puts in actions the ANC Action Plan on Local Government, Pillar 1, which tackles core service delivery priorities such as housing, water and sanitation; and Pillar 2, promoting effective and sustainable infrastructure while advances inclusive local economic development and job creation (Pillar 5).
By working together to overcome barriers and deliver with urgency, the ANC-led government in Limpopo continues to advance its commitment to building better communities where every family can live with dignity, pride and hope.
[Vid: LimGovt]
Delivering the welcome address at the G20 Health Ministers Meeting underway in Limpopo, the ANC deployee and Premier of Limpopo Dr. @PhophiRamathuba reflected on the province’s health progress and called for equitable access to quality healthcare.
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[#ANCGovtAtWork] The ANC Action Plan For Local Government In Action: A New Road Of Progress From Mamphaka To Spitzkop And Segwashi
The ANC-led Polokwane Municipality continues to turn the ANC Action Plan for Local Government into real and lasting progress. Along the road from Mamphaka to Spitzkop and Segwashi, a new chapter of development is unfolding — one built on effective and sustainable infrastructure that serves our people.
Guided by Pillar 2 of the ANC Action Plan: Effective and Sustainable Infrastructure, the more than a kilometre of fresh asphalt is being laid, creating a smoother and safer route that connects communities and stimulates local growth. Rain-damaged base layers are being repaired, strengthening the road’s foundation, and drilling through hard rock to open new pathways for mobility and opportunity.
This project is a clear example of the ANC and the government it leads’ commitment to building better communities together through infrastructure that improves daily life, supports economic activity, and restores confidence in local government.
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![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] The ANC Action Plan For Local Government In Action: A New Road Of Progress From Mamphaka To Spitzkop And Segwashi
The ANC-led Polokwane Municipality continues to turn the ANC Action Plan for Local Government into real and lasting progress. Along the road from Mamphaka to Spitzkop and Segwashi, a new chapter of development is unfolding — one built on effective and sustainable infrastructure that serves our people.
Guided by Pillar 2 of the ANC Action Plan: Effective and Sustainable Infrastructure, the more than a kilometre of fresh asphalt is being laid, creating a smoother and safer route that connects communities and stimulates local growth. Rain-damaged base layers are being repaired, strengthening the road’s foundation, and drilling through hard rock to open new pathways for mobility and opportunity.
This project is a clear example of the ANC and the government it leads’ commitment to building better communities together through infrastructure that improves daily life, supports economic activity, and restores confidence in local government.
[info and pics: Plk Muni] nt](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G5AAWzDXcAEaL0Y.jpg)
#ANCGovtAtWork The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Transport and Community Safety, led by ANC PEC and PWC member Comrade Violet Mathye, marked the conclusion of October Transport Month with a visit to Kopano and Madodi Bus Service Depot yesterday, Friday 31 October 2025, demonstrating the ANC-led provincial government’s ongoing commitment to putting people first, enhancing mobility, as highlighted in the ANC January 8th Statement and 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority One and Priority Three.
Safe, reliable and public transport is central to connecting people to jobs, markets, schools, and essential services, supporting economic activity and improving livelihoods across the province.
During the visit, Comrade Violet Mathye boarded a commuter bus alongside officials, transport operators, and daily commuters, travelling from Polokwane Bus Rank to Sebayeng Village. The engagement provided a platform to hear directly from passengers about their experiences while reinforcing the importance of road safety, accountability, and professional standards in public transport, critical elements of the ANC’s promise to invest in people and improve service delivery.
[Pics: LimGovt]
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Transport and Community Safety, led by ANC PEC and PWC member Comrade Violet Mathye, marked the conclusion of October Transport Month with a visit to Kopano and Madodi Bus Service Depot yesterday, Friday 31 October 2025, demonstrating the ANC-led provincial government’s ongoing commitment to putting people first, enhancing mobility, as highlighted in the ANC January 8th Statement and 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority One and Priority Three.
Safe, reliable and public transport is central to connecting people to jobs, markets, schools, and essential services, supporting economic activity and improving livelihoods across the province.
During the visit, Comrade Violet Mathye boarded a commuter bus alongside officials, transport operators, and daily commuters, travelling from Polokwane Bus Rank to Sebayeng Village. The engagement provided a platform to hear directly from passengers about their experiences while reinforcing the importance of road safety, accountability, and professional standards in public transport, critical elements of the ANC’s promise to invest in people and improve service delivery.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G4p_jz4XcAE4OgK.jpg)
#ANCGovtAtWork | The Stakeholder Tuesday initiative of the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure plays an important role in taking communities into confidence about service delivery issues, especially on road infrastructure. The initiative is a practical demonstration of the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto theme “Let’s do more together”, a call to action to work together to advance development and improve lives.
[Video: LimGovt]
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![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | ANC’s Commitment to Road Infrastructure in Action
At the beginning of the 7th Administration, during the 2024 debate on the Opening of Parliament Address, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba outlined road infrastructure development as a priority for the ANC-led provincial government, in line with the priorities outlined by the ANC.
That commitment is taking shape, with the Roads Agency Limpopo making significant progress on the construction of a bridge along the D15 and D3232 roads connecting Morebeng and Sekgosese in the Greater Letaba Municipality.
From a commitment made to progress delivered, the ANC led Limpopo government is at work.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRdcenXUAE_4vY.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | ANC’s Commitment to Road Infrastructure in Action
At the beginning of the 7th Administration, during the 2024 debate on the Opening of Parliament Address, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba outlined road infrastructure development as a priority for the ANC-led provincial government, in line with the priorities outlined by the ANC.
That commitment is taking shape, with the Roads Agency Limpopo making significant progress on the construction of a bridge along the D15 and D3232 roads connecting Morebeng and Sekgosese in the Greater Letaba Municipality.
From a commitment made to progress delivered, the ANC led Limpopo government is at work.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRdcegXUAANMSd.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | ANC’s Commitment to Road Infrastructure in Action
At the beginning of the 7th Administration, during the 2024 debate on the Opening of Parliament Address, Limpopo Premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba outlined road infrastructure development as a priority for the ANC-led provincial government, in line with the priorities outlined by the ANC.
That commitment is taking shape, with the Roads Agency Limpopo making significant progress on the construction of a bridge along the D15 and D3232 roads connecting Morebeng and Sekgosese in the Greater Letaba Municipality.
From a commitment made to progress delivered, the ANC led Limpopo government is at work.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HQRdcecWoAEK8dY.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | Prioritising the safety of road users through strengthened traffic visibility and law enforcement during the festive season, Limpopo MEC for Social Development Comrade Florence Radzilani joined Limpopo Traffic Officers and the South African Police Service at the N1 Makhado Traffic Circle, while MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure Comrade Tonny Rachoene joined traffic enforcement operations on the R37 outside Lebowakgomo.
These interventions form part of ongoing efforts by the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government to ensure road safety, improve traffic flow and protect all road users, in line with the ANC’s call on its deployees to intensify visibility, traffic management and law enforcement across the province.
[PICS: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G88SdFuXkAA0B_a.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | Prioritising the safety of road users through strengthened traffic visibility and law enforcement during the festive season, Limpopo MEC for Social Development Comrade Florence Radzilani joined Limpopo Traffic Officers and the South African Police Service at the N1 Makhado Traffic Circle, while MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure Comrade Tonny Rachoene joined traffic enforcement operations on the R37 outside Lebowakgomo.
These interventions form part of ongoing efforts by the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government to ensure road safety, improve traffic flow and protect all road users, in line with the ANC’s call on its deployees to intensify visibility, traffic management and law enforcement across the province.
[PICS: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G88SdFdXQAAOFUy.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | Prioritising the safety of road users through strengthened traffic visibility and law enforcement during the festive season, Limpopo MEC for Social Development Comrade Florence Radzilani joined Limpopo Traffic Officers and the South African Police Service at the N1 Makhado Traffic Circle, while MEC for Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure Comrade Tonny Rachoene joined traffic enforcement operations on the R37 outside Lebowakgomo.
These interventions form part of ongoing efforts by the ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government to ensure road safety, improve traffic flow and protect all road users, in line with the ANC’s call on its deployees to intensify visibility, traffic management and law enforcement across the province.
[PICS: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G88SdFNWIAAZj7M.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] 2 881 Community Health Workers Welcomed Into the Department of Health
The ANC-led Provincial Government’s Department of Health, today officially welcomed Community Health Workers (CHWs) during an induction session held at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane. In total, 2 881 CHW’s are being welcomed into the department.
Health MEC Mashego described this as a major milestone, noting the progress made from previous NGO-based and annual contract arrangements to the improved conditions now introduced for CHWs.
This development reflects the dedication of the ANC-led Provincial Government to improving healthcare access. It gives practical expression to commitments made in the ANC’s 2024 Election Manifesto, which prioritises strengthening primary healthcare and expanding community-level services as the bedrock of a responsive health system.
It also aligns with the ANC January 8th Statement 2025, which calls for enhanced service delivery, improved accountability, and the rebuilding of state capacity,
Welcoming the 2 881 CHWs marks an important step in boosting community-level healthcare across the province and reaffirms the ANC’s commitment to dignity, stability, and better life for all.
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7_OexuWEAIrhb6.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] 2 881 Community Health Workers Welcomed Into the Department of Health
The ANC-led Provincial Government’s Department of Health, today officially welcomed Community Health Workers (CHWs) during an induction session held at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane. In total, 2 881 CHW’s are being welcomed into the department.
Health MEC Mashego described this as a major milestone, noting the progress made from previous NGO-based and annual contract arrangements to the improved conditions now introduced for CHWs.
This development reflects the dedication of the ANC-led Provincial Government to improving healthcare access. It gives practical expression to commitments made in the ANC’s 2024 Election Manifesto, which prioritises strengthening primary healthcare and expanding community-level services as the bedrock of a responsive health system.
It also aligns with the ANC January 8th Statement 2025, which calls for enhanced service delivery, improved accountability, and the rebuilding of state capacity,
Welcoming the 2 881 CHWs marks an important step in boosting community-level healthcare across the province and reaffirms the ANC’s commitment to dignity, stability, and better life for all.
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7_OexqWwAAgGat.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] 2 881 Community Health Workers Welcomed Into the Department of Health
The ANC-led Provincial Government’s Department of Health, today officially welcomed Community Health Workers (CHWs) during an induction session held at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane. In total, 2 881 CHW’s are being welcomed into the department.
Health MEC Mashego described this as a major milestone, noting the progress made from previous NGO-based and annual contract arrangements to the improved conditions now introduced for CHWs.
This development reflects the dedication of the ANC-led Provincial Government to improving healthcare access. It gives practical expression to commitments made in the ANC’s 2024 Election Manifesto, which prioritises strengthening primary healthcare and expanding community-level services as the bedrock of a responsive health system.
It also aligns with the ANC January 8th Statement 2025, which calls for enhanced service delivery, improved accountability, and the rebuilding of state capacity,
Welcoming the 2 881 CHWs marks an important step in boosting community-level healthcare across the province and reaffirms the ANC’s commitment to dignity, stability, and better life for all.
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7_OexlWAAIevuR.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure has expanded its internal capacity with the appointment of 140 new permanent employees. This brings the total number of appointments in the department to 590 since the beginning of the 7th Administration.
The development aligns with the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority 1, to build sustainable work opportunities through public employment programmes, and it alings with the resolution to strengthen the capacity of the state.
The new recruits were officially welcomed at an event in Polokwane this morning by Limpopo Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, and MEC Tonny Rachoene.
Speaking at the event, Premier Ramathuba said:
“Today, as we welcome this fourth cohort, we are reminded that every appointment is a life transformed, a household uplifted, and a community encouraged. It is to join a growing force of dedicated public servants who rise each day with one mission, to make our province better than it was yesterday."
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7KucJhXIAAKbdg.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure has expanded its internal capacity with the appointment of 140 new permanent employees. This brings the total number of appointments in the department to 590 since the beginning of the 7th Administration.
The development aligns with the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority 1, to build sustainable work opportunities through public employment programmes, and it alings with the resolution to strengthen the capacity of the state.
The new recruits were officially welcomed at an event in Polokwane this morning by Limpopo Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, and MEC Tonny Rachoene.
Speaking at the event, Premier Ramathuba said:
“Today, as we welcome this fourth cohort, we are reminded that every appointment is a life transformed, a household uplifted, and a community encouraged. It is to join a growing force of dedicated public servants who rise each day with one mission, to make our province better than it was yesterday."
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7KucJdWEAEbCVB.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork | The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure has expanded its internal capacity with the appointment of 140 new permanent employees. This brings the total number of appointments in the department to 590 since the beginning of the 7th Administration.
The development aligns with the ANC’s 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority 1, to build sustainable work opportunities through public employment programmes, and it alings with the resolution to strengthen the capacity of the state.
The new recruits were officially welcomed at an event in Polokwane this morning by Limpopo Premier, Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, and MEC Tonny Rachoene.
Speaking at the event, Premier Ramathuba said:
“Today, as we welcome this fourth cohort, we are reminded that every appointment is a life transformed, a household uplifted, and a community encouraged. It is to join a growing force of dedicated public servants who rise each day with one mission, to make our province better than it was yesterday."
[Pics and info: LimGovt]
#LetsDoMoreTogether](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7KucJcXcAIpgP5.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] The ANC Action Plan For Local Government In Action: A New Road Of Progress From Mamphaka To Spitzkop And Segwashi
The ANC-led Polokwane Municipality continues to turn the ANC Action Plan for Local Government into real and lasting progress. Along the road from Mamphaka to Spitzkop and Segwashi, a new chapter of development is unfolding — one built on effective and sustainable infrastructure that serves our people.
Guided by Pillar 2 of the ANC Action Plan: Effective and Sustainable Infrastructure, the more than a kilometre of fresh asphalt is being laid, creating a smoother and safer route that connects communities and stimulates local growth. Rain-damaged base layers are being repaired, strengthening the road’s foundation, and drilling through hard rock to open new pathways for mobility and opportunity.
This project is a clear example of the ANC and the government it leads’ commitment to building better communities together through infrastructure that improves daily life, supports economic activity, and restores confidence in local government.
[info and pics: Plk Muni] nt](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G5AAWxoWgAEA3DG.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] The ANC Action Plan For Local Government In Action: A New Road Of Progress From Mamphaka To Spitzkop And Segwashi
The ANC-led Polokwane Municipality continues to turn the ANC Action Plan for Local Government into real and lasting progress. Along the road from Mamphaka to Spitzkop and Segwashi, a new chapter of development is unfolding — one built on effective and sustainable infrastructure that serves our people.
Guided by Pillar 2 of the ANC Action Plan: Effective and Sustainable Infrastructure, the more than a kilometre of fresh asphalt is being laid, creating a smoother and safer route that connects communities and stimulates local growth. Rain-damaged base layers are being repaired, strengthening the road’s foundation, and drilling through hard rock to open new pathways for mobility and opportunity.
This project is a clear example of the ANC and the government it leads’ commitment to building better communities together through infrastructure that improves daily life, supports economic activity, and restores confidence in local government.
[info and pics: Plk Muni] nt](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G5AAWwYWgAAE8zV.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. [#ANCGovtAtWork] The ANC Action Plan For Local Government In Action: A New Road Of Progress From Mamphaka To Spitzkop And Segwashi
The ANC-led Polokwane Municipality continues to turn the ANC Action Plan for Local Government into real and lasting progress. Along the road from Mamphaka to Spitzkop and Segwashi, a new chapter of development is unfolding — one built on effective and sustainable infrastructure that serves our people.
Guided by Pillar 2 of the ANC Action Plan: Effective and Sustainable Infrastructure, the more than a kilometre of fresh asphalt is being laid, creating a smoother and safer route that connects communities and stimulates local growth. Rain-damaged base layers are being repaired, strengthening the road’s foundation, and drilling through hard rock to open new pathways for mobility and opportunity.
This project is a clear example of the ANC and the government it leads’ commitment to building better communities together through infrastructure that improves daily life, supports economic activity, and restores confidence in local government.
[info and pics: Plk Muni] nt](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G5AAWvuXAAAnsHu.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Transport and Community Safety, led by ANC PEC and PWC member Comrade Violet Mathye, marked the conclusion of October Transport Month with a visit to Kopano and Madodi Bus Service Depot yesterday, Friday 31 October 2025, demonstrating the ANC-led provincial government’s ongoing commitment to putting people first, enhancing mobility, as highlighted in the ANC January 8th Statement and 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority One and Priority Three.
Safe, reliable and public transport is central to connecting people to jobs, markets, schools, and essential services, supporting economic activity and improving livelihoods across the province.
During the visit, Comrade Violet Mathye boarded a commuter bus alongside officials, transport operators, and daily commuters, travelling from Polokwane Bus Rank to Sebayeng Village. The engagement provided a platform to hear directly from passengers about their experiences while reinforcing the importance of road safety, accountability, and professional standards in public transport, critical elements of the ANC’s promise to invest in people and improve service delivery.
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![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Transport and Community Safety, led by ANC PEC and PWC member Comrade Violet Mathye, marked the conclusion of October Transport Month with a visit to Kopano and Madodi Bus Service Depot yesterday, Friday 31 October 2025, demonstrating the ANC-led provincial government’s ongoing commitment to putting people first, enhancing mobility, as highlighted in the ANC January 8th Statement and 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority One and Priority Three.
Safe, reliable and public transport is central to connecting people to jobs, markets, schools, and essential services, supporting economic activity and improving livelihoods across the province.
During the visit, Comrade Violet Mathye boarded a commuter bus alongside officials, transport operators, and daily commuters, travelling from Polokwane Bus Rank to Sebayeng Village. The engagement provided a platform to hear directly from passengers about their experiences while reinforcing the importance of road safety, accountability, and professional standards in public transport, critical elements of the ANC’s promise to invest in people and improve service delivery.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G4p_jzyWMAARZAI.jpg)
![ANCLimpopo's tweet photo. #ANCGovtAtWork The ANC-led Limpopo Provincial Government’s Department of Transport and Community Safety, led by ANC PEC and PWC member Comrade Violet Mathye, marked the conclusion of October Transport Month with a visit to Kopano and Madodi Bus Service Depot yesterday, Friday 31 October 2025, demonstrating the ANC-led provincial government’s ongoing commitment to putting people first, enhancing mobility, as highlighted in the ANC January 8th Statement and 2024 Elections Manifesto Priority One and Priority Three.
Safe, reliable and public transport is central to connecting people to jobs, markets, schools, and essential services, supporting economic activity and improving livelihoods across the province.
During the visit, Comrade Violet Mathye boarded a commuter bus alongside officials, transport operators, and daily commuters, travelling from Polokwane Bus Rank to Sebayeng Village. The engagement provided a platform to hear directly from passengers about their experiences while reinforcing the importance of road safety, accountability, and professional standards in public transport, critical elements of the ANC’s promise to invest in people and improve service delivery.
[Pics: LimGovt]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G4p_jzwXAAAS9M-.jpg)