Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development

09/06/2026

🏫 Nancefield Primary School Upgrade Nearing Completion!

The A-Team recently conducted a site inspection at Nancefield Primary School in Eldorado Park to monitor progress on the school's infrastructure upgrades.

The project has now reached 95% completion, with teams hard at work on the final stages of construction. Ongoing activities include landscaping, installation of security systems, clear view fencing, rainwater goods, roof coverings for walkways, and final electrical works.

Key outstanding work includes completing the school hall, network installations, walkways, perimeter walls, gates, and other finishing touches that will enhance the learning environment for learners and educators.

While progress remains positive, challenges such as rainy weather, outstanding payments to some SMMEs, and the completion of critical safety systems continue to be closely monitored.

We remain committed to ensuring that all remaining work is completed to the required standard, delivering a safe, modern, and functional learning environment for the Nancefield Primary School community.

09/06/2026

📍Site Inspection Update |Savanna City Primary School |

The A-Team conducted a site inspection at Savanna City Primary School to monitor construction progress and address challenges impacting project delivery.

The project is currently at 57% completion, with construction activities progressing across several work fronts, including roofing, brickwork, internal plastering, screeding, plumbing, electrical installations, stormwater and sewer reticulation, perimeter fencing, and attenuation pond works.

During the inspection, a challenge relating to the non-payment of employees by certain subcontractors was raised. The matter requires urgent attention to ensure labour stability and prevent disruptions to construction activities.

Upcoming works will focus on advancing brickwork at Blocks A and I, internal plastering at Blocks B and D, roof coverings at Block B, and roof structure construction at Block EP.

The team will continue to monitor progress to support the successful delivery of quality learning infrastructure for the Savanna City community.

08/06/2026

📚 📚 The new Zuurbekom Library is one step closer to becoming a reality!

The Department of Infrastructure Development recently hosted a community meeting to share project details and discuss economic opportunities for local residents. Construction will begin once community consultations are concluded and a Community Liaison Officer is appointed.

08/06/2026

📍 St Ansgar’s Combined School, Randburg

The A-Team conducted a site inspection to assess progress on the school's upgrade project. Work continues on classroom renovations, mobile classroom relocations, stormwater and sewer infrastructure, parking areas, electrical upgrades, and improvements to learner facilities.

Positive progress has been recorded on retaining walls, paving works, drainage infrastructure, classroom refurbishments, kitchen renovations, and the installation of services. Construction of concrete platforms for new mobile classrooms is also advancing well.

Safety and quality remain a priority. Workmanship concerns, learner sanitation needs, and the securing of relocated mobile classrooms were highlighted during the inspection. The contractor has been instructed to address these matters and maintain momentum on site.

The team will continue to closely monitor progress to ensure the project delivers safe, quality infrastructure that supports teaching and learning at the school.

08/06/2026

Have a productive, safe, and successful week ahead!

07/06/2026

[LISTEN]: Joyce Sikade from Khutsong Extension 5 said the clinic will be a valuable asset to the community, as it will provide easier access to healthcare services and reduce the need for residents to travel long distances for medical care.

07/06/2026

07/06/2026

🚨 HAPPENING NOW | KHUTSONG EXT 4

Premier Panyaza Lesufi is reiterating the Gauteng Provincial Government’s zero-tolerance approach to non-performing contractors.

The message is clear: contractors who fail to deliver on their commitments and keep projects in the red will be held accountable, with contracts terminated where necessary. Government remains committed to ensuring that infrastructure projects are completed on time and that communities receive the services they deserve.

07/06/2026

[HAPPENING NOW]: Premier Panyaza Lesufi is addressing a public meeting in Khutsong Ext 4, where he confirmed that a new contractor will begin work on the long-awaited Khutsong Clinic South project this week.

The Department of Infrastructure Development (DID) has issued a clear warning: any contractor whose project remains in the red for four consecutive weeks will have their contract terminated. This signals a strong commitment to accountability and the timely delivery of critical healthcare infrastructure for the Khutsong community.

05/06/2026

This Youth Month, we honour the legacy of the young people who fought for freedom and celebrate the youth who continue to drive change, innovation, and progress in our communities.

The theme, "Our National Commitment to the Future, for Freedom Lives in Every Generation," reminds us that the responsibility to protect and advance the freedoms won by previous generations belongs to us all. By investing in our youth today, we are building a stronger, more inclusive South Africa for tomorrow.