Masina has emphasised the need for urban rejuvenation in the major towns of Ekurhuleni.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe City of Ekurhuleni requires an effective system which synchronises rapid response and service delivery within the nine towns.<\/p>
\u201cMore importantly there must be a seamless approach towards our response to service delivery issues such as potholes, sidewalks and our health and safety issues,\u201d Masina said.<\/p>\n Currently Masina is on the ground for the next two weeks, making an assessment of Germiston.<\/p>\n He indicated that Germiston is one of the most historical towns in Ekurhuleni and houses the municipal precinct.<\/p>\n \u201cIt can\u2019t be correct that Germiston still looks like a town from the past and buildings are dilapidated,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n He has plans to ensure that there is a major renewal project for Germiston and Kempton Park as they are major logistical links, not just for the people of Ekurhuleni, but for the country and the continent.<\/p>\n Through the #Siyaqhuba service delivery drive, the mayor has called for an urgent audit of hijacked buildings, attendance to sidewalks and potholes and a major clean-up and the reinforcement of the Peace Corps and the Clean City Brigade.<\/p>\n During his site visits, the executive mayor is accompanied by members of the mayoral committee, the city manager, Dr Imogen Mashazi, divisional head in operations: customer relations, Goodness Nhlapho, as well as other divisional heads and senior officials.<\/p>\n The #Siyaqhuba drive will be in Germiston for the next two weeks and will subsequently move towards all nine towns.<\/p>\n Each street and block of the town will be visited daily.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Other articles you may be interested in:<\/p>\n![\"Mayor](\"https:\/\/germistoncitynews.co.za\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/31\/2017\/01\/Siyaqhuba-1-Custom.jpg\")
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