Photsaneng

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Photsaneng
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Chaneng Robega
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Nkaneng
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Matebeleng
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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.
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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

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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.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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IN SITU UPGRADING

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

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POTENTIAL RELOCATON

• Zakhele
• Nkaneng
• Popo Molefe
• Squatter Camp
• Yizo Yizo (Partial)
• Freedom Park
• Sefikile
• ESTIMATED TOTAL 9564

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HOUSING PROJECTS

• Bokamoso
• Boitekong Ext 13
• Boitekong Ext 8
• Boitekong Ext 21
• Freedom Park Phase 2
• TOTAL 7528

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NEW GREENFIELDS (NOT RBA)

• Greenfields 3 (Popo Molefe)
• Greenfields 5 (Boitekong)
• Greenfields 7 (Robega)
• POTENTIAL TOTAL 10135

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NEW GREENFIELDS (RBA)

• Greenfields 1 (Bokamoso)
• Greenfields 4 (Kanana)
• Greenfields 8 (Lefaragatlha)
• Greenfields 2 (Nkaneng)
• Greenfields 6 (Yizo-Yizo)
• POTENTIAL TOTAL 10990

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RESOURCE REQUIRMENT SUMMARYENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAM
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RESOURCE REQUIREMENT SUMMARYSOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
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RESOURCE REQUIREMENT SUMMARYECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
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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

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1st Landmark The Lost City at Sun City Hotel
Casino Resort
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2nd LANDMARK Hartebeestpoortdam Aquatic
playground of the Province
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3rd LANDMARK Malaria-free area of the Big Five
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4th Landmark Olympia Park Stadium and Royal
Bafokeng Sports Palace
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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

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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

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Training Facilities

• 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

• 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

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Training Facilities

• Bleskop
• 20 000 seating capacity

• Brits Rugby Stadium

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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

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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 establishmentsPMG
  note Graphics not included

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Accommodation
13 401
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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Safety and Security

• Safety and Security
• The Safety Security plans will be integrated
  into the National Commissioners of the SAPSs
  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

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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

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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

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• Police strength in the district

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Disaster Management Emergency Services
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Disaster Management EmergencyMedical Services

• Clinics
• There are 19 clinics, incl. 1 private clinic,
  across the municipality
• Hospitals
• There are nine hospitals including two private
  hospitals

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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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