Join Aljama-ah in Agapantha street, Lentegeur on 30 and 31 May. Ward 76 indigent applications and queries support for municipal accounts. C3 logging. Please bring along municipal account, rates paper, ID and 3 months bank statement. Marriage/divorce/death certificate if applicable
AL JAMA-AH is not merely announcing its manifesto commitments ahead of the 4 November Municipal Elections; it is actively delivering on those promises by going ward to ward and voting station to voting station, bringing services directly to the people.
Councillors Adv. Shameemah Dollie Salie and Achmat Hendricks are leading this grassroots initiative by assisting residents with indigent applications, helping to reduce municipal accounts where applicable, identifying and correcting overbilling, ensuring municipal compliance, and providing residents with regular progress reports on their matters.
Pictured here is Cllr Achmat Hendricks alongside Cllr Shameemah Salie assisting a large number of residents in Agapanthus Crescent, demonstrating AL JAMA-AH’s commitment to service delivery and community empowerment while supporting aspirant Councillor Youmnah Mohammad.
