Rachoene's Revival: Limpopo's Roads and Infrastructure Department Gets a Boost

Limpopo's Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure MEC Tonny Rachoene.

By Mpho Dube - Editor in Chief of The Azanian

In a significant move to bolster service delivery, Limpopo's Public Works, Roads and Infrastructure MEC Tonny Rachoene has welcomed 40 newly appointed employees and interns to the Roads Agency Limpopo Board.

The appointment is part of the department's deliberate efforts to strengthen internal capacity and drive improved service delivery.

Speaking at the welcome ceremony in Polokwane, MEC Rachoene expressed his delight in having the new recruits on board, saying, "We are committed to creating a capable and professional workforce that will drive our vision of improving the lives of Limpopo's citizens."

The new appointees will play a crucial role in driving key projects, including the 21 New Roads initiative and Operation Tsoga Moshomi, aimed at enhancing road infrastructure and promoting economic growth in the province.

MEC Rachoene's leadership has been marked by a focus on strengthening internal capacity and promoting service excellence. His efforts have earned him recognition as a champion of change in the province.

"We are proud to be part of a department that is committed to delivering results and improving the lives of our people," said one of the new appointees.

The department's commitment to service excellence is reflected in its motto, "Dilo Di Chenchitje" (Things are happening). As the department continues to strengthen its internal capacity, citizens can expect improved service delivery and infrastructure development in the province.

The Azanian applauds MEC Rachoene's efforts to drive change and improve the lives of Limpopo's citizens. #ServiceExcellence #LimpopoDeservesBetter

MEC Tonny Rachoene has welcomed 40 newly appointed employees and interns to the Roads Agency Limpopo Board.