Walkerville & Savanna City Times End June
That’s a Wrap, June! Your final Walkerville & Savanna City Times issue of the month is here packed with local
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Midvaal Local Municipality
Midvaal shines, winning five prestigious SALGA awards
Midvaal Local Municipality has once again emerged as a top performer, receiving prestigious awards at the South African Local Government
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Walkerville & Savanna City Times – End May Issue Now Available
The End May edition of Walkerville & Savanna City Times is here—bringing you the latest local news, community updates, and
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Midvaal and local businesses spread joy at Adonai Care Centre
The recent visit by the Midvaal Mayor, Peter Teixeira, Lynca Meats, Harvest Fresh Farms Pty Ltd, Midvaal Community Radio and
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Sweet support: Chic Choc Chick gives back to our everyday heroes
What started as a family hustle has turned into a heartfelt mission of giving back. Chic Choc Chick, a small
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Midvaal expands fleet to boost service delivery
Midvaal Local Municipality has taken a significant step to enhance service delivery with the recent unveiling of 15 new vehicles,
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Walkerville & Savanna City Times End February 2025
As February comes to an end, we shine with stories of resilience, innovation, and community spirit. From local events that brought neighbors together to important developments shaping our future, this issue covers it all.
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Midvaal opens newly tarred roads in Meyerton Farms
Midvaal Local Municipality officially opened two newly constructed gravel-to-tar road projects in Meyerton Farms reinforcing it’s commitment to infrastructure development.
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Midvaal and Brightstone Academy join forces to train youth in construction
Midvaal Local Municipality has announced a new partnership with Brightstone Academy to train 50 young people from the area in
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Midvaal Mayor donates 150 school shoes to Michael Rua
As part of the Back-to-School programme, Midvaal Executive Mayor Alderman Peter Teixeira, alongside Members of the Mayoral Committee, donated over
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