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Photsaneng

Photsaneng. Chaneng & Robega. Nkaneng. Matebeleng. VISION.

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Photsaneng

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  1. Photsaneng

  2. Chaneng & Robega

  3. Nkaneng

  4. Matebeleng

  5. VISION To create a safe living environment guided by the envisaged spatial structure of the region, that will strengthen the social fabric of communities, will enhance environmental sustainability and will improve access to a range of economic opportunities. This vision will be jointly pursued by all prominent stakeholders within the spirit of co-operative governance and public- private partnerships.

  6. Social Development Program (1) • Intensive ABET Programme • Building of new schools in priority areas • Identify suitable site for building of a new police station in the study area (3 options to consider namely: Freedom Park, Kanana or Photsaneng) • Building of new clinics • Provide basic sport and recreation facilities accessible to the majority of residents within the study area

  7. Social Development Program (2) • Increase available resources (human, financial, technical) at existing police stations. • Provide appropriate formal cemeteries • Intensive HIV/AIDS awareness & information program. • Feasibility study regarding the availability and accessibility of appropriate welfare and childcare facilities in the study area.

  8. Economic Development Program • Compile register of all small & informal businesses & develop training & skills development programme • Compile register of skills relating to construction activities • Implement information dissemination campaign regarding available SMME support and skills development programmes • Feasibility study on waste collection and recycling initiatives in study area settlements. • Identification of suitable land for urban agriculture projects

  9. Institutional Development Program (1) • Detailed housing needs database (waiting list) • Defining of roles, powers and functions of Governance structures • Capacitating of mine employees to access available resources • Capacity building on governance system (District, Local & Provincial Governments, Tribal Authorities) • Adopting a strategy that will guide monitor & control land invasion

  10. Institutional Development Program (2) • Adopting an identification and registration campaign (RSA ID Books & Residential Address) • Moral regeneration campaign • Development Strategies to ensure that people are not resettled according to Cultural and Ethnic grouping • Training and workshops on the Trust of Criminal justice system

  11. Institutional Development Program (3) • Promotion of the cooperation of the rival Labour Unions and Elimination of Tribalism and Ethnic preference on Union leadership • Standardization of admin procedures between Governing Authorities • Effective participation of residents of the informal settlements in Community Policing forums. • Government departments, municipalities, non governmental organizations and service providers should use accessible communication media

  12. Environmental Development Program • Programme to eradicate alien weeds and invader plant species and education programme focusing on vegetation conservation • Programme to educate local communities regarding sensitive indigenous species • Study to determine the presence of red data or endangered fauna • Implement EIA procedures and monitor compliance • Programme to coordinate EIA activities of stakeholders in the area • Extend the existing Rustenburg SEA (Phase 1) to cover entire study area

  13. IN SITU UPGRADING • Mfidikwe (Rural Housing) • Photsaneng (Rural Housing) • Chachalaza (Rural Housing) • YB (Rural Housing) • Robega • Ikemeleng • Boitekong Ext 13 • Mononono • ESTIMATED TOTAL 8256

  14. POTENTIAL RELOCATON • Zakhele • Nkaneng • Popo Molefe • Squatter Camp • Yizo – Yizo (Partial) • Freedom Park • Sefikile • ESTIMATED TOTAL 9564

  15. HOUSING PROJECTS • Bokamoso • Boitekong Ext 13 • Boitekong Ext 8 • Boitekong Ext 21 • Freedom Park Phase 2 • TOTAL 7528

  16. NEW GREENFIELDS (NOT RBA) • Greenfields 3 (Popo Molefe) • Greenfields 5 (Boitekong) • Greenfields 7 (Robega) • POTENTIAL TOTAL 10135

  17. NEW GREENFIELDS (RBA) • Greenfields 1 (Bokamoso) • Greenfields 4 (Kanana) • Greenfields 8 (Lefaragatlha) • Greenfields 2 (Nkaneng) • Greenfields 6 (Yizo-Yizo) • POTENTIAL TOTAL 10990

  18. Project 2004/04 2005/06 2006/07 Total Programme to eradicate alien weeds and invader plant species 85,000 70,000 70,000 225,000 Programme to educate local communities regarding sensitive indigenous species. 90,000 90,000 Study to determine the presence of red data or endangered fauna. 70,000 30,000 100,000 Coordination of all EIA activities and processes in study area (linked to SEA process) 60,000 40,000 100,000 Extend existing Rustenburg Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) (Phase 1) to cover entire Rustenburg Local Municipality area. 375,000 375,000 680,000 140,000 70,000 890,000 RESOURCE REQUIRMENT SUMMARYENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM

  19. Social sector: Resource requirement summary Project 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 Total Institute an intensive Adult Based Education and Training (ABET) program 280,000 600,000 800,000 Building of new schools in priority areas 500,000 11,500,000 12,000,000 Construction of an additional police station (medium term) 5,000,000 5,000,000 Construction of two additional clinics 4,000,000 4,000,000 Provision of basic sport and recreation facilities. 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,500,000 Development of local cemeteries 140,000 140,000 Intensive HIV/AIDS awareness and information campaign (linked to existing initiatives) 500,000 500,000 1,000,000 RESOURCE REQUIREMENT SUMMARYSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

  20. Project 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 Total Compile register of all small/informal businesses in study area settlements and develop training and skills development programme 200,000 160,000 160,000 520,000 Compile Local Skills Register 100,000 100,000 Information dissemination campaign on available existing SMME and related support programmes 120,000 80,000 200,000 Feasibility of local waste collection and recycling initiatives 100,000 100,000 Identification of suitable land for small scale agricultural projects 75,000 500,000 575,000 595,000 740,000 160,000 1,495,000 RESOURCE REQUIREMENT SUMMARYECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

  21. RESOURCE REQUIREMENT SUMMARY (PHYSICAL) • In Situ Upgrading: R184,1 million • Existing Housing Projects: R64,4 million • Potential Relocation (New Development): R148,8 million • TOTAL R397,3 million

  22. 1st Landmark: The Lost City at Sun City Hotel & Casino Resort

  23. 2nd LANDMARK: Hartebeestpoortdam Aquatic playground of the Province

  24. 3rd LANDMARK: Malaria-free area of the Big Five

  25. 4th Landmark: Olympia Park Stadium and Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace

  26. Institutional Arrangements • Provincial structure has been formed by the Premier of the North West: • Political Committee (Premier, MEC & Executive Mayors of the candidate cities) • Technical Committee (Municipal Managers of the candidate cities) • Local Structures, reports to: • Kgosi of the Royal Bafokeng Nation, Executive Mayors of RLM & BPDM Moses Kotane and Madibeng Local Munics. • Steering & Technical Committees replicates the above

  27. Stadium facilities • The Rustenburg has two major stadia: • The Olympia Park with 32 000 seating capacity • Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace with 40 000 seating capacity • Training Facilities • Bleskop Mines Sports Grounds with 20 000 seating capacity • Brits Rugby stadium • Others Sports facilities Tlhabane, Mogwase, Madikwe, Letlhabile , Klipgat sports centres for coaching clinics and community outreach programmes

  28. Sun City Soccer Complex Two soccer fields Two change rooms Secured by wire mesh fencing 100m from police station 200m from shopping complex 1km from hotel Flood lights Pub & restaurant Action cricket pitch Swimming pool Action football pitch Gymnasium Mogwase Football stadium Two change rooms Municipality allocated R1.6.m for upgrading of pavilions & compliance with FIFA std Due for completion at the end of 2005 Perimeter secured by a pre-fabricated wall & wire mesh fencing 10km from hotel (Sun City) 1.1.km from Pilanesberg National Park Floodlights Training Facilities

  29. Bleskop 20 000 seating capacity Brits Rugby Stadium Training Facilities

  30. Upgrading Plans • Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace • Add 5 more suites • Enlarge the media room and relocate it to the more central place in the stadium • Put 27 extra lights • Increase efficiency of the current CCTV system[PMG note: Graphics not included]

  31. Accommodation • The main hotels: Sun City Complex; Safari Orion Hotel; Road Lodge; a New Protea under construction; all these hotels are within a 35km radius of all main stadia & training facilities. • Several other Bed & Breakfast establishments[PMG note: Graphics not included]

  32. HOTELS Grading Number of hotels Rooms Beds 5 5 1659 5908 4 1 56 113 3 5 362 490 2 2 100 130 BED & BREAKFAST 60 850 2550 HOLIDAY RESORTS/SELF CATERING ACCOMMODATION 20 850 3250 Lodges 27 250 1000 Accommodation 13 401

  33. ICT • TELKOM & SENTECH will be directly liaising with the Department of Communication • TELKOM is undertaking an extensive audit of all the candidate cities, incl. Rustenburg, to assess the current ICT capability and identify areas where upgrading of bandwidth is required • SENTECH is also part of the operations that TELKOM will be carrying out in respect to transmitters

  34. ICT • Coverage of cellular telephone networks is extensive and will be able to carry extra load of international roaming subscribers • Banking Services: all banks are part of the national networks, and accept electronic EMV( Euro Master Visa) • Pool matches during the 1995 RWC was broadcast to international audiences from Rustenburg

  35. Transportation • N4 Platinum corridor • District Integrated Transport Plan finalised • RLM has also finalized its Integrated Transport plan • The BPDM also has launched a District wide Transport forum with a view to responding to the challenges of 2010 • Upgrading of the taxi rank to put 40 shops ( private initiative) • R 5m Department of Transport for taxi upgrading • National and provincial initiative on the taxi recapitalisation

  36. Transportation • Air: • there are two (2) airports in the district. One (1) Pilanesberg International Airport & a local Rustenburg aerodrome • Road: • Two (2) bus companies with more than ten formal & non-formal ranking facilities • Two car hire depots • Taxis – more than 3000 taxis (RSA type minibuses) • Rail • Five (5) established train station in the district • Discussion to link existing rail networks with GAUTRAIN

  37. Transportation • Road Networks: • tenders will soon be invited for widening of road between Sun City & Phokeng • Rustenburg-Krugersdorp-Johanesburg road to be addressed by the Province • Integrated Transport Plan Capital Budget has been submitted to National Department • Lanseria to Hartebeespoortdam corridor will be addressed by SANRA & GAUTRANS jointly, to link it to the N4 • The RWC & WSSD traffic have been handled without any negative incidents

  38. Safety and Security • Safety and Security • The Safety & Security plans will be integrated into the National Commissioners of the SAPS’s plans to secure the event • The City Police Department will also be established fully by the end of September 2005 to add to the security apparatus within the city • Emergency Services, Disaster Management and Medical Facilities • Emergency Services, Disaster Management & medical plans are also in place • These are coordinated across the District as the event will be elevated to take a District perspective • Volunteer Programme • The Programme will encompass youth, students, and unemployed • This will build on the foundations of the 1995 RWC Programme

  39. Safety and Security • Number of City Police: 250 operating in 6 policing precincts by 2008 • All the six (6) precincts will be operating on a 24/7 basis • Number of vehicles, incl. motorbikes for the City Police: 200 by 2008 • Currently there are 25 CCTV covering the CBD and few other areas; by 2008 there will be 98 closed circuit television cameras (CCTV) throughout the city, including rural areas

  40. Safety and Security • Liaison with National Authority: linked to the safety plans of the SAPS nationally • The total numbers for deployment to events will be determined by the security cluster committee • Plans are coordinated between local, provincial and National through Joint Operational Committee (JOC) • The 1995 RWC & WSSD were held without any negative incident

  41. Municipality Number of police stations Strength Moses Kotane 3 284 Madibeng 8 611 Rustenburg 8 1033 Kgetleng Rivier 2 88 Mobile Unit(s) 1 168 Police strength in the district

  42. Municipality Personnel Number of vehicles Response time vis-à-vis stadia RLM 32 fire fighters 3x water tankers 1 fire engine 1 x rescue vehicle 3 mins to Olympia Park Stadium 10 mins to BRSP MKLM 15 fire fighters 1 x fire engine 40 mins to Olympia Park 35 Mins to RBSP 3 mins to Mogwase stadium MLM BPDM 26 fire fighters 3 fire engines 1 x disaster bus 35 mins to RBSP 40 mins to Olympia Park Disaster Management & Emergency Services

  43. MAJOR MEDICAL FACILITIES IN THE CITY Establishment Theatres Beds Personnel Ferncrest 5 163 305 Paglerae 8 199 305 RTB Provincial 3 220 299 EMERGENCY VEHICLES 12 ambulances 1 disaster bus Disaster Management; Emergency;Medical Services • Clinics • There are 19 clinics, incl. 1 private clinic, across the municipality • Hospitals • There are nine hospitals including two private hospitals

  44. Conclusion • State of the art stadia • World class accommodation and leisure facilities • Road and transportation network • Adequate Security • Partnership • Royal Bafokeng Nation, 3 Municipalities, Private Sector, Invest North West, Provincial Parks and Tourism Board

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