Residents of Tshwane, for the next two weeks leading up to the confirmation of councillors, I encourage you to join the WhatsApp channels listed below to stay informed about progress on various service delivery issues in your wards and areas.
You can also download the e-Tshwane App to log service delivery queries and tag @CityTshwane to escalate concerns.
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Replying to @ChrisExcel102
Elon pay this man, more money please. I will never leave your internet.
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Replying to @Investingcom
You just have to lobe Sunday, be absent when they manipulate the market like crazy, Friday_Sunday thats when we get the most fake news, we might actually get a missile shot today.
Lets all remember Trump had a horrible week.
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Replying to @Lynette_SA @Siwe_Munchkin97
Your funny, I can tell your well off. Not even the middle class white people will believe you in 2 years
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Flora Park Primary recount, because the DA has received 1400 more than the IEC station unit ballots registered. 🗳
#Elections2026 #LGE2026
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Still playing the same games and gains, 😭😭😭😭😭😫😫😫. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it. Same strategy since before the queen
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No lies detected to be honest. Even in the midst of all the 30% and criminality. Bring an entrepreneur requires a mindset rooted in delusion, yes delusion.
You must work day and night, and those that make it, lose everything on their way there. I recommend it everyday
FNB REVEALS WHY SMALL FIRMS FAIL TO SCALE
South Africa has no shortage of entrepreneurs, but many businesses struggle to grow beyond the start-up phase.
Experts warn that scaling a business requires different skills, systems and structures than those needed to launch one.
Many founders remain trapped in startup mode, handling every aspect of the business themselves, which can limit growth.
Large contracts and new opportunities can also create serious risks if a business lacks the capacity to deliver.
Successful scaling depends on strong processes, careful financial management and a clear understanding of customers.
Banks and business partners have a key role to play in helping entrepreneurs build sustainable, resilient businesses that can grow, create jobs and strengthen the economy.
Full story - ln.run/18oix
Pictured - Omelele Mmbo, Business Development Head at FNB
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