The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality in Port Elizabeth has put aside R16 million for the purchase of six new fire-fighting vehicles.
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality in Port Elizabeth has put aside R16 million for the purchase of six new fire-fighting vehicles.
This forms part of their plan to jack up their service delivery for the 2009 Confederations Cup, 2010 World Cup and beyond.
Mahlubi Biyana, a councillor in the Nelson Mandela municipality, said they were delighted to have bought the new vehicles.
He added that the new fire-fighting fleet would help the municipality deliver a quicker and more efficient service to the community.
Noxolo Abraham-Ntantiso, MEC for sports and culture in Eastern Cape, said they were happy to see visible developments in their World Cup host city.
Abraham-Ntantiso said there were many other projects that will be introduced in the new year as part of their preparations for the World Cup.
Ready for any blaze
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality in Port Elizabeth has put aside R16 million for the purchase of six new fire-fighting vehicles.
The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality in Port Elizabeth has put aside R16 million for the purchase of six new fire-fighting vehicles.
This forms part of their plan to jack up their service delivery for the 2009 Confederations Cup, 2010 World Cup and beyond.
Mahlubi Biyana, a councillor in the Nelson Mandela municipality, said they were delighted to have bought the new vehicles.
He added that the new fire-fighting fleet would help the municipality deliver a quicker and more efficient service to the community.
Noxolo Abraham-Ntantiso, MEC for sports and culture in Eastern Cape, said they were happy to see visible developments in their World Cup host city.
Abraham-Ntantiso said there were many other projects that will be introduced in the new year as part of their preparations for the World Cup.