ANC Parliamentary Constituency Office Garankuwa

30/05/2025

Today; 30 May 2025
[IN PICTURES] Ga-Rankuwa Ward 32 & Ga-Rankuwa PCO Incorporation with Gauteng Department of Health And Awareness, Lebone College Of Emergency Care Unit had hosted a "First Responder Training Program".

The initiative had rolledout successful training and Certificated atleast 400 residence of Ward 32 mainly those of Zone 14. The program is aimed at providing neccesary skills for First Aid and First Line Emergence Trial which enable residence to have skills and abilities to respond to emergence accidents such as Burns injuries, Roadway accidents, Slip or trip, cardical emergencies etc.

We sent gratitute to the participants, Lebone College Facilitators, Ward Councillor Floyd Thema, Office of MEC: Mrs Hon. Nomantu Nkomo-Ralehoko, PCO Staff and Leadership of Zone 14 and Volunteers.

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24/10/2023

ANC Ga-Rankuwa Parliamentary Constituency Offices (PCO 127)

Date; 24 October 2023
Activity; Grade 12 Exam Motivational Encouragement
Location; Kgatoentle Secondary School (Former L.G Holele S.S)

[IN PICTURES] Today, the ANC Ga-Rankuwa Parliamentary Constituency Office Under the stalwart of Honorable MP. Bafuze Yabo and Honorable MP. Angie Phetlhe and The Ward Councillr Tshepo Kgatle and the PCO staff held a successful Grade 12 Exam Preparation Session to encourage students to take the spear (pen) and fight for their future for their future and development of their lives, families and their respective communities

We also extended our gratitude to the School Principal, SMT, and Grade 12 Educators who form part and steering the sheep to the excellence of 2023 Matric Class

We wish all the Grade 12 around the Province and the Country the best of Luck as their approach their much waited 2023 Matric Exams

Best Of Luck

*Issued By Ga-Rankuwa PCO 127*

23/01/2023

[IN PICTURES]
23 January 2023

Today the ANC Ga-Rankuwa Parliamentary Constituency Office and
Ga-Rankuwa Councillors incorporation with NFSAS had assisted more hundreds of new NFSAS applicants and tense of applicants who struggled with the online registration processes

We are please with the number of young people and Matric Class 2022 who made their way to H.L Setlalentloa Secondary School today to receive this most exciting opportunity

The 2023 NFSAS applications are ongoing on their online portal till 31 January 2023. We encourage those who could not get a physical assistance to utilize the online platform

11/01/2023

Today Premier of Gauteng Hon Panyaza Lesufi and MEC of Education Hon Matome Chiloane under the jurisdiction of Gauteng Provincial had opened a brand new rejuvenated Mapenane Secondary School at Ga-Rankuwa Zone 16.

Other guests: MP Hon Bafuze Yabo and MP Hon Simphiwe Mbatha

Making Education fashionable

11/03/2022

Things of yesterday

MEC Hon Parks Mpho Tau hosted Ntirhisano Outreach Program Ga-Rankuwa Zone 1 Community HallGa-Rankuwa Zone 1 Community HallGa-Rankuwa Zone 1 Community Hall Zone 1 Community Hall where SMMEs, Smallholder farmers and Community Members interact with the department

03/12/2021

*Parliamentary Constituency Office - Ga-Rankuwa PCO*

Hosted

Men's Dialogue under the theme "Gents Against Women And Children Abuse And GBV"

The event saw great minds of males activists who advocates against women and children abuse from Community based organizations. We team touched based on elements, sources, courses and proposals on solutions and ways to combat "Women And Children Abuse" and the business around is not yet concluded

We encourage civil society and the society at large to start conversations and GBV and Children Abuse

We send our sincere gratitude to all participants

*Issued By Parliamentary Constituency office (PCO 127)*

15/09/2021

01/09/2021

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
1 SEPTEMBER 2021

ANC STATEMENT ON THE WITHDRAWAL OF THE ELECTORAL COURT APPLICATION

On 26 August 2021 the African National Congress indicated that it would lodge an application with the Electoral Court requesting it to order the Independent Electoral Commission to amend the electoral time table and reopen the opportunity to register candidates in terms of Section 11(2)(a) of the Local Government: Municipal Electoral Act.

We did so after a number of parties failed to register all their candidates for local government elections. This failure was due to a combination of technical challenges on the IEC’s online candidate registration system and the pressure placed on candidate selection by restrictions on meetings to contain the Covid-19 pandemic. These factors led former Deputy Chief Justice Dikgang Moseneke to conclude that it would not be possible to hold free and fair elections on 27 October 2021. These factors, and this conclusion, led the IEC to approach the Constitutional Court to extend the deadline by which to hold local government elections.

The ANC sought to follow the most rigorous, inclusive and participatory process to identify candidates that would enjoy the confidence of the people and represent them with integrity, commitment and competence to improve service delivery and create a better life for all.

We brought this application to protect the rights of hundreds of thousands of citizens who will be deprived of the right to vote for a candidate of their choice as a result of the inability of the party of their choice to register its candidates.

As a majority party in government at national, provincial and local level, and a leader of society, the ANC has a broader responsibility to protect, strengthen and deepen our system of multiparty democracy, a system which constitutes one of the foundational provisions of our Constitution.

Accordingly, in view of the fact that the matter is before the Constitutional Court, the ANC ha

06/05/2021

*OFFICE OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE*

6 May 2021

*Media Statement*

*CHIEF JUSTICE MOGOENG’S LONG LEAVE*

The statement seeks to inform members of the public that Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has taken his long leave with effect from 01 May 2021.

Regulation 3 of the Judges’ Remuneration and Conditions of Employment Act, 2001 provides for Judges to take leave of three and half months for every period of four years’ actual service. This leave is referred to as long leave within the Judiciary. The Chief Justice’s four-year cycle to take his long leave commenced on 01 July 2018 but he was unable to take it due to his judicial and extra judicial commitments.

In terms of Regulation 8 of the Judges Remuneration and Conditions of Employment Act, Judges leave is not cumulative and therefore had the Chief Justice not taken his leave it would have been forfeited as it has happened on previous occasions. He accordingly informed the Minister and the President about his intention to take his long leave and requested that Justice Khampepe be appointed as Acting Deputy Chief Justice which the President has duly done.

It is a normal practice in the Judiciary for Judges to take their leave whenever it is due. The Chief Justice’s long leave was due and he has duly taken it.

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*Media enquiries:*
Nathi Mncube
Spokesperson of the RSA Judiciary
C: 0848148364 E: [email protected]

*Issued by the Office of the Chief Justice*

03/03/2021

Late Report

Distribution of Food Parcels

Cllr Tshepo Kgatle
Ga-Rankuwa Ward 31

On the 26th of February 2021 Cllr Tshepo Kgatle distributed 350 Food Parcels to elderly and less privileged residents of Ward 31 touching all areas (Zones) courtesy of "Food Bank

03/03/2021

Premier David Makhura visits the Gibela-Rail Manufacturing Plant with Deputy Ministers of Transport and DTIC, Ms Dikeledi Magadzi and Fikile Majola, respectively, MEC Parks Tau and Mayor Mzwandile Masina, and Members of the Gauteng Provincial Legislature. Since its launch in 2018, this facility has created a total of 5 129 jobs, trained 2 540 people through its skills development programme and benefitted 3 620 community members from its local upliftment programmes.

23/02/2021

*SANCO Ward 32*
*MAWIGA Zone*

*ANC Parliamentary Office Ga-Rankuwa*

Today The 23 Feb 2021 SANCO and its MDM structures (ANC, ANCYL AND COSAS) pledged with 40 pairs of schools shoes and 100 sanitary towels to N.M Ntsuene Secondary school

The aim of the activity is to ensure that no child must suffer the indignity nor be excluded due their financial backgrounds

SANCO Ward 32 noted other challenges in the school such as compromised security fence and old infrastructure and will escalate to relevant stakeholders and the Department and monitor the process

Free Quality Education For All

Enquiries
Thami Mokoena
SANCO Ward 32
079 488 7321

Mpho Soko
ANC PCO Ga-rankuwa
0837181410