Nyaniso Nelani, the Executive Mayor of the King Sabata Dalindyebo (KSD) Municipality, announced Vitsha Trading as the principal contractor for the R25.7 million Mqanduli DLTC development project recently.
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The construction phase is scheduled to last 12 months, with at least 50 temporary work opportunities expected to be produced throughout that time.
The Mqanduli DLTC development project, according to Nelani, will relieve the strain at the Mthatha branch once it is completed, while also providing integrated services.
The Mqanduli DLTC, according to Nelanis, will be a one-stop shop in the sense that services such as vehicle registration, vehicle license renewal, and driving license testing will all be integrated at the center. It will also bring services closer to those in Elliotdale and Coffee Bay, who previously had to go to Mthatha.
He further stated that the Mqanduli Driving Licence Testing Centre will be outfitted with cutting-edge technology to ensure effective service delivery.
The testing field, parking area, and staff offices, including the office of the chief traffic police, as well as a storage office, were all part of the 548m2 Mqanduli DLTC’s scope of work.
King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality projects
- The Rosedale Community Hall
- Cimela access road
- Sidewalks on York Road
- Ikwezi Community Hall
The King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality’s executive mayor also unveiled and handed over finished projects in numerous wards. The Rosedale Community Hall in Ward 10 of the district is one of them, as is the 2km road upgrading from Viedges to Sawmill streets to tarmac roads. The hall will have a capacity of 200 persons and will suit the community’s requirements.
The Cimela access road in Ward 31 connects Dumrhana and Guvevu was also handed over. As part of the project, the contractor handed over a low-level bridge.
The sidewalks on York Road in Mthatha have also been repaired all the way down to Bridge Street.
The mayor also handed over the Ikwezi Community Hall. The hall will help the Ikwezi community (Ward 2) by allowing it to host social events and government programs aimed at improving people’s lives.
