Sakeliga filed cases against Ditsobotla, the province and national government over the collapse of the municipality.
Sakeliga will be allowed to force national government to intervene at Ditsobotla should the province fail.Friday’s order directed the province to consult with Sakeliga on everything related to Ditsobotla’s decline and recovery.
The province was directed to report in writing on progress to Sakeliga, other role players and the court every three months.Should the province fail to provide reports, Sakeliga will be entitled to supplement its application for administration by the national government.No salaries for Ditsobotla employees as municipality’s downward spiral continues
“Restoration must also include the creation of alternative service delivery mechanisms and other structures. “We, therefore, welcome the alternative solutions that local business people are already developing, more so the establishment of Ditsobotla Services Association “The Association intends to collect funds from businesses and residents and use them in negotiations with government, or alternatively to provide services themselves,” the organisation said on Friday.
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