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This is an official update to the tender process for Infrastructure Development Grant (ISDG) projects by the King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality. It provides clarifications, amendments, or additional information related to ongoing or upcoming ISDG tenders.
Residents can buy prepaid electricity vouchers from a list of approved physical vendors, including Munitata Rates Hall, Jimmy Spar Circle, and Spar Madeira Pharmacy. The municipality warns that it will not refund purchases made at unapproved locations.
Customers can buy prepaid electricity online using the Wire-it platform, but only if their electricity meter is already registered on the system. This option is available to residents who meet the registration requirement.
A one-day event held at Mapuzi Clinic in Ward 24 that offers young people access to health information, counselling, guidance, and referrals to support services. It promotes healthy lifestyles, informed decision-making, and empowers youth to avoid gender-based violence, substance abuse, and risky sexual behaviour. Participants are encouraged to engage in personal development opportunities such as agriculture and skills development programmes.
A podcast produced by the King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality's Tourism Department that highlights the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and tourism potential of Coffee Bay in the Eastern Cape.
The King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality is producing a tourism podcast in Coffee Bay to highlight the area's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and tourism potential. This podcast aims to promote local tourism and support tourism-related businesses.
A chain saw has been handed over to Ward 27 to support maintenance activities in public areas, particularly in clearing vegetation and managing green spaces. It is intended for use by community members under municipal guidance.
A grass-cutting machine has been handed over to Ward 27 to assist in maintaining public spaces and support community-led initiatives. This equipment is available for use by community members and local groups involved in public space upkeep.
A car wash machine has been handed over to Ward 27 to support community-based service initiatives, potentially enabling income-generating activities and improved public space management.
Local community members from the affected wards are being employed for a seven-month construction period to work on the reconstruction and rehabilitation of roads and bridges damaged by disasters. Workers will earn R200 per day and gain valuable skills in the construction sector.
Older persons at Empilweni Old Age Home received wheelchairs and blankets as part of a Mandela Month outreach event. These items were provided by the Department of Social Development to improve their mobility and comfort.
FNB donated diapers to support the care of elderly residents at Empilweni Old Age Home during the Mandela Month outreach event. The donation aims to enhance hygiene and dignity for older persons.
