L'ANC du Limpopo remplace les maires des districts de Vhembe et de Tzaneen

8 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Le Congrès national africain du Limpopo a démis deux maires de leurs fonctions dans les districts de Vhembe et de Tzaneen.

Le Congrès national africain du Limpopo a démis deux maires de leurs fonctions. Miyelani Chauke remplace Fredah Nkondo au poste de maire exécutif de la municipalité du district de Vhembe. Chauke a été investi lors d'une séance spéciale du conseil à Thohoyandou.

À Tzaneen, Odas Ngobeni doit remplacer Gerson Molapisane. La décision a été prise lors d'une réunion du comité exécutif provincial en début de semaine.

Le porte-parole du parti, Ernest Rachoene, a déclaré que les nouveaux maires devaient accélérer la prestation de services. Il a souligné la nécessité de fournir de l'eau et d'autres services essentiels aux résidents.

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