GREATER TZANEEN MUNICIPALITY                          

GROTER TZANEEN MUNISIPALITEIT

MASIPALA WA TZANEEN

MASEPALA WA TZANEEN

www.greatertzaneen.gov.za

ENQ: Zabel Modjadji

Date: 1 1 July 2019

Supply Chain Unit

SCMU 03/2019

Sir I Madam

REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF BID VALIDIIY PERIOD

DESCRIPTION: UPGRADING OF MATAPA TO LESEKA ACCESS ROAD

BID NO: SCMU 03/2019

The above matter refers.

Please be informed that the validity period of the above mentioned bid, which was advertised and

closed on 12 April 2019, and is expiring on 1 1 July 2019.

The municipality thus requests and notifies all bidders of the validity period to be extended until

11 August 2019.

in order.             

Mr. BS Matlala                                                             Date 11-07-2019

Municipal Manager

MAYOR MEETS NEW LEADER OF BATHLABINE

Today, Greater Tzaneen Municipality Mayor, Maripe Mangena met the new Council of the Bathlabine Royal House which is led by new Chief, Kgosi Jack Mogoboya.

The new chief takes over from Lebia Mogoboya who was removed as the leader of the Royal House.

Mangena was flanked by Council Speaker, Councillor Dikeledi Mmetle, EXCO members and ward councillors.

Josias Pule Shai was today sworn in as the New Executive Mayor of Mopani District Municipality, he replaces Nkakareng Rakgoale who resigned to become the MEC of Social Development. Shai was the Mayor of Baphalaborwa Municipality.

49 GRADUATE IN LEARNERSHIP

The Greater Tzaneen Municipality in partnership with LGSETA and Mopani District Municipality held a graduation ceremony today at Nkowankowa Community Hall. The graduation was for students who successfully completed a learnership programme in Generic management disaster risk (Nqf level 4) and Local Economic Development ( NQF level 6) . Nkhensani Baloyi from Nkowankowa received her LED certificate and thanked LGSETA and Greater Tzaneen Municipality for the opportunity to study, she said "I believe that with the skills acquired I'll find a job that will help me to provide for my family Leah Mokgalaotse an Admin Officer in the Greater Tzaneen Municipality said"I joined the municipality without any disaster management course and knowledge but today I received a qualification in disaster management and this is a great Honour". The learnership programmes were funded by LGSETA, and VPK business venture was appointed to facilitate the programme. 29 graduates received their certificates in Generic management disaster risk NQ Level 4 and 20 youth received their National certificates in Local economic development NQ level 6.
The one year learnership programmes started in 2017 and ended in December 2018.
Brian Mashala the Skills Development Practitioner in the Greater Tzaneen Municipality said "The aim of this programme is to afford an opportunity to unemployed youth to acquire a qualifications".
Margaret Marakalala the Provincial Manager of LGSETA congratulated the graduates and thanked all the stakeholders who cooperated until the end of the programme. "Go out there and use the skills obtained for the development of our country"