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Limpopo Municipality Celebrates Double Victory at Prestigious Awards Ceremony!

Exciting news from the Fetakgomo Tubatse Local Municipality (FTLM)! On March 13, during the prestigious Moses ‘Big Moss’ Maluleke Municipal Awards held at the scenic Sasavona Game Lodge in Bela-Bela, the FTLM proudly clinched two exceptional accolades from the South African Local Government Association (Salga). This event not only honors outstanding local governance but pays tribute to the late Moses Maluleke, a dedicated leader whose legacy inspires local authorities across South Africa.

The FTLM received awards for maintaining an unqualified audit opinion for the 2023/24 financial year and for successfully avoiding any fruitless and wasteful expenditure during the audit cycle. These achievements highlight the municipality’s commitment to transparency, efficiency, and sound financial management.

Mayor Cllr Eddie Maila, beaming with pride, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated councillors, administration staff, and all stakeholders involved. He emphasized that this recognition reflects a collective effort to ensure that essential services are delivered effectively to the community, underscoring the importance of teamwork in achieving municipal goals. “The municipality has made a commitment to the communities that no money will be returned to the Department of Treasury due to non-spending, and these awards are a testament to that commitment,” Maila stated.

Moreover, demonstrating a continued trajectory of improvement, this is the second consecutive year that FTLM has been recognized with awards. In 2024, the municipality celebrated four significant honors, including 100% spending on the municipal infrastructure grant (MIG) and notable improvements in audit performance. These milestones exemplify the FTLM’s determination to not only meet but exceed expectations in local governance.

Looking ahead, Mayor Maila reaffirmed the municipality’s ambition to achieve an even cleaner audit opinion in the future, emphasizing that such goals can only be met through the dedicated efforts of all involved parties. As FTLM continues its journey towards excellent service delivery, it sets a shining example for other municipalities in South Africa and beyond.

As we celebrate this achievement, it’s crucial to recognize the broader implications of strong local governance—communities thrive when their municipalities are transparent, responsible, and engaged with their citizens. Kudos to the FTLM for leading the way in this essential aspect of governance!

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