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🏛️ GPL Concludes Tshwane Oversight Visits at Women’s Living Heritage Monument The GPL’s Portfolio Committee has concluded its oversight visits for the day at the Women’s Living Heritage Monument in Pretoria. The facility is complete, marking an important milestone in the delivery of this public infrastructure project. The visit forms part of the Committee’s oversight efforts to monitor infrastructure delivery and ensure public facilities serve their intended purpose. #TacklingG13 #GrowingGautengTogether

The GPL Portfolio Committee is continuing its oversight visits in Soshanguve, with Refitlhile Pele Primary School as the next stop. The project had reached 86% completion before the site was closed following the termination of the contractor due to project-related challenges. Most classroom work has been completed, with finishing touches still required. Further work is also needed on the school hall and paving to bring the project to completion. The visit provides an opportunity to assess progress and engage on the outstanding work and steps needed to move the project forward. #TacklingG13 #GrowingGautengTogether

🏗GPL Conducts Oversight Visits Across the City of Tshwane🚧 The Gauteng Provincial Legislature’s Portfolio Committee on Infrastructure Development and Property Management is conducting oversight visits to infrastructure projects across the City of Tshwane, starting at Semphato Secondary School in Soshanguve. At Semphato Secondary School, some work remains to be completed. Following the termination of the previous contractor due to performance challenges, a completion contractor will need to be appointed to finalise the outstanding work. The oversight visits form part of the Committee’s efforts to monitor infrastructure delivery, promote accountability and support the completion of public infrastructure projects. #TacklingG13 #GrowingGautengTogether

Nancefield Primary School has reached 97% overall completion, following a progress inspection by the DID A-Team. Final works are underway, including the installation of handrails, lighting and a learner transport waiting area, landscaping, paving, resurfacing of the combi-courts and site snagging. The project team continues to address outstanding defects and safety concerns, while key installations, including domestic water pumps, CCTV cameras and fire safety requirements, remain on the list of outstanding works. Although a Temporary Occupancy Certificate has been issued for buildings currently in use, Block M is still outstanding. The A-Team will continue monitoring progress and ensuring that the remaining works meet the required standards. #GrowingGautengTogether #TacklingG13 #InfrastructureDevelopment

The Gauteng Legislature’s Infrastructure Development & Property Management Portfolio Committee conducted oversight visits to three DID projects: Bekkersdal Social Integrated Facility, Thubelihle Secondary School and Nancefield Primary School. ✅ Bekkersdal SIF: Completed and handed over to Social Development. 🏫 Thubelihle Secondary School: Inspected to assess project implementation. 🚧 Nancefield Primary School: 96.8% complete, with final construction, electrical and mechanical works underway. The visits assess progress, address challenges and strengthen accountability in delivering quality public infrastructure. #ProudlyDID #GrowingGautengTogether

🏫 The A-Team conducted an oversight visit at St Ansgar’s Combined School in Randburg to assess construction progress and identify areas requiring urgent intervention. The project includes replacing asbestos classrooms with mobile classrooms, refurbishing existing buildings, constructing a new ablution block and upgrading electrical, sewer and stormwater infrastructure. The inspection identified delays and technical, quality and safety concerns requiring corrective action. The A-Team has called for an updated construction programme, a realistic completion date and urgent attention to outstanding safety and technical issues. The Department will continue monitoring the project to ensure quality standards are met and learners and educators benefit from a safe, improved learning environment. #GrowingGautengTogether #ProudlyDID

🏫 Bafeti LSEN School in Mabopane is nearing completion. The project involves renovating and extending existing buildings, constructing new blocks and improving sporting facilities, walkways, parking areas and the perimeter fence to create a better learning environment for learners with special educational needs. Construction activities include paving, landscaping and installation of fire protection equipment. Recreational facilities such as combi courts, a soccer pitch and a vegetable garden are also part of the development. Outstanding work includes lighting, CCTV, fire safety equipment and mechanical installations. While progress continues, the project team is monitoring outstanding quality, safety and compliance matters, including roof structures and fire evacuation arrangements. The priority is to address these issues and complete the remaining work to ensure a safe and functional learning environment. #GrowingGautengTogether #ProudlyDID

The Project Readiness Matrix's A-Team is driving our Turnaround Strategy🚧🦺🏗️ #DIDyouknow #GrowingGautengTogether

Ekse Nasi iSpani, Sicela Ama-CV! Your next opportunity could be at Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development Check out these and more advertised posts, find the opportunity that matches your skills and qualifications and submit your application online at jobs.gauteng.gov.za. Applications close on 9 November 2026. #NasiISpani #SicelaAmaCV #GrowingGautengTogether

A significant milestone in bringing essential social services closer to the people! Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi, today officially launched the Bekkersdal Social Integration Facility, strengthening access to care, rehabilitation and social support within the community. The facility brings together vital services under one roof: 🏥 Rehabilitation Centre: Supporting recovery, rehabilitation and reintegration into society. 👵🏽 Centre for Older Persons: Providing accommodation for 120 older persons, with a focus on care, dignity, wellbeing and social interaction. 👥 Social Services: Providing facilities to accommodate 40 social workers, strengthening frontline service delivery. 💙 This is more than an infrastructure project — it is an investment in people, dignity and stronger communities. #ProudlyDID #GrowingGautengTogether

The opening of the Bekkersdal Social Integrated Facility brought smiles, dancing and celebration as older persons rejoiced in this important milestone for their community. ❤️ The facility includes a Centre for Older Persons designed to accommodate 120 older persons, providing a space that prioritises care, wellbeing and social interaction. The dancing says it all! This is what community-centred infrastructure is about. Creating spaces that promote dignity, connection and a better quality of life. When our communities thrive, we all celebrate! 🥳 #GrowingGautengTogether

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has officially opened the Bekkersdal Social Integrated Facility today, bringing essential social services closer to the community. DID delivered this vital infrastructure, advancing service delivery and community well-being. #GrowingGautengTogether

An investment of R84.75 million is creating opportunities, supporting livelihoods and strengthening communities🇿🇦 From 66 local employment opportunities to R18.5 million in SMME subcontracting, discover the impact of public infrastructure investment beyond the bricks and mortar. 🏛️ Delivered by the Department of Infrastructure Development Building infrastructure. Empowering people. Transforming communities. 💚 #ProudlyDID #BekkersdalSIF #GrowingGautengTogether

The Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development has completed the construction of the Bekkersdal Social Integrated Facility, bringing essential social services closer to the people of Bekkersdal and surrounding communities. Tomorrow, we will officially hand over this state-of-the-art facility to @gpgSocDev marking another step towards improved service delivery and stronger communities. This is more than infrastructure. It’s about people, dignity and creating spaces where communities can access the support they need. We build. Communities benefit. Lives change. 🏗️🫱🏾‍🫲🏿 #GrowingGautengTogether

🏗️ Nancefield Primary School is 96.8% complete! The team conducted an inspection to assess progress and outstanding works, including final installations, landscaping and safety improvements. The contractor must address outstanding defects and safety concerns before completion. The A-Team continues to monitor progress, quality and compliance as the project moves towards the finish line. #GrowingGautengTogether #TacklingG13

🎥 Want to know how #TswaDaar – Ke Moja is making a difference in our communities? Listen as Department of Social Development’s Khosi Radebe explains the significance of the campaign’s first anniversary and what residents can expect today at Motsu Park in Tembisa. ▶️ Watch the video to learn how individuals and families affected by substance abuse can access essential support, treatment and rehabilitation services. The campaign connects communities to the help they need and encourages those affected to take the first step towards recovery. 🤝💚 As #TswaDaar – Ke Moja marks its first anniversary, residents at Motsu Park in Tembisa can register on the campaign database to take the first step towards accessing treatment and support services. #GrowingGautengTogether

💪🏽 Taking the Fight Against Substance Abuse to Communities Across Gauteng! 🤝 Today, Gauteng MECs are deployed to 16 sites across all five regions of the province as part of the Provincial Government’s Tswa Daar – Ke Moja (I’m Fine Without Drugs) registration drive, led by Premier Panyaza Lesufi. The MEC for Infrastructure Development and CoGTA, Jacob Mamabolo, is on the ground at Motsu Park in Tembisa, engaging with the community as part of this important initiative. The campaign aims to connect individuals and families affected by substance abuse with essential support, rehabilitation and treatment services, while promoting healthy choices and safer communities. Together, we can support those in need, strengthen families and work towards a drug-free future for Gauteng. #TswaDaar #KeMoja #GrowingGautengTogether

Tomorrow, @GautengProvince MECs will be deployed to 16 sites across all five regions of Gauteng for the Tswa Daar – Ke Moja (I’m Fine Without Drugs) registration drive. The initiative aims to connect residents and families affected by substance abuse with essential support and treatment services. #TswaDaar #GrowingGautengTogether

🏗️ Construction at Savanna City Primary School in Midvaal is progressing, with 72% of the work completed. Roofing, floor tiling, painting, electrical installations and plumbing are among the activities underway to create a better learning environment for learners and teachers. 🏫 Teams are also working on stormwater channels, sewer connections, paving, the boundary wall and perimeter fencing. Construction continues as teams focus on outstanding work across the school. 📚 The A-Team continue to monitor construction progress, workmanship and quality standards. The goal is to deliver a safe, functional learning environment that supports teaching and learning in the Savanna City community. #TacklingG13 #GrowingGautengTogether