Ditsobotla Podcast/Media

03/06/2026

The taxi association and Tambai are still fighting

Their fight won’t stop until law enforcement intervenes and resolves this matter. taxi association closed Nelson Mandela Drive to get law enforcement’s attention

Reporter: Masego Moseki
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29/05/2026

22/05/2026

Headlines

“Community Policing in Action: How Sergeant Moedere Mocoanyane Is Closing Gaps in Ditsobotla Schools”

Sergeant Moedere Mocoanyane serves as an “Adopt a Cop” officer in Ditsobotla Local Municipality, overseeing 29 schools in the area. Her work shows what community policing looks like when it goes beyond enforcement.

Recently, she noticed a learners attending school with torn shoes and personally donated a new pairs so the learners could attend with dignity. It’s one example of how she steps in to close practical gaps that affect learners ability to stay in school.

Beyond discipline, Sergeant Mocoanyane is known for being present and responsive, engaging directly with schools and communities whenever problems arise. Her hands on approach has built trust and made a visible difference in the lives of learners and families nd her dedication is a reminder that effective policing also means restoring hope and removing barriers to education

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19/05/2026

Allegations of Irregular Appointments and Missing Funds Surface at Ditsobotla Municipality

LICHTENBURG — Concerns have been raised over appointments and financial management at Ditsobotla Local Municipality following the intervention of the National Cabinet Representative (NCR)

According to residents and community representatives, the municipality’s current administrator, Mr. Ralikontsane, has retained and appointed individuals to acting positions who allegedly do not meet the required qualifications.

Complaints point to the Technical Services department, where several people are said to be acting in roles without the necessary credentials. Similar issues are alleged at the Itsoseng and Coligny satellite offices, where individuals reportedly serving as acting managers do not qualify for even supervisory positions.

A further allegation involves the appointment of an Acting Security Manager using what sources describe as a fraudulent PSIRA document. The same sources identify Nkgapele and Mokoso as acting managers at satellite offices despite allegedly lacking supervisor-level qualifications.

The most serious claim relates to municipal finances. Sources allege that when Ralikontsane took control of the municipal bank account, R3.5 million went missing. It remains unclear who is responsible, and no arrests have been publicly confirmed in connection with the matter.

Community members say they had hoped the NCR’s intervention would stabilize the municipality and address mismanagement. They are now calling for accountability and for the recovery of the allegedly missing funds, stating that this will only be possible if the administration acts independently of undue internal influence.

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12/05/2026

🛑Boikhutso Taxi Association Shutdown Disrupts Schools and Work🛑

This morning in Boikhutso Location a shutdown occurred after a clash between the local taxi association and Tambai vehicle operators.

The disruption left many learners arriving late to school and several workers either missed work or got there late……….
Masego Moseki from Ditsobotla Podcast/Media interviewed a representative from one of the two parties involved to get their side of the story

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12/05/2026

The executive of Ditsobotla Local Municipality met with the Blydeville community on Tuesday, 12 May 2026, for the IDP and MTREF Budget review.

Municipal Manager Mr. Olaotse Bojosinyane informed residents that the municipality must still enhance revenue before it can adequately fund infrastructure and facilities in Blydeville. He then gave the community a choice to choose, water supply or a community hall both critical needs.

This left many residents frustrated. The community demanded answers on why past budgets allocated for Blydeville’s development have not translated into visible progress on the ground.

The meeting was led by Speaker Cllr Manana Bogatsu and Ward 04 Cllr Thapelo Sehemo, and held at Blydeville Stadium

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09/05/2026

The community of Blydeville is frustrated and feel they have been left without hope.

According to several community members, Mayor Morutse and Mr. Ralikontsane from the National Cabinet Representative Office are being blamed for allowing the protest to escalate. They cite the officials’ perceived arrogance and incompetence as the reason.

Community informers report that leadership is threatening to arrest those leading the initiative. In response, the community maintains that no arrests should be made. They state that they are standing together as a community, that there is no single leader of this initiative but they are judt a community that only demand is service delivery..

07/05/2026

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07/05/2026

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Hazardous situation in ext3 Boikhutso Location

Today's News 07 May 2026 at Ext 3, Boikhutso location with Masego our Presenter

The community has been complaining about this issue, but none of the municipal officials have addressed it nd there are concerns about motorists driving through the water, children playing in it and even a dead dog all rubbish being thrown into the water. We are concerned about the safety of the residents especially children after school. learners from Thabo Mpempe will be in danger passing through this area without parents

The residents and taxi drivers demands answers

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06/05/2026

⚠️⚠️ Update
We in Ext 4 with Councilor Thapelo Sehemo. He has just provided us with the latest update.

Councilor Sehemo held negotiations with Sergeant Merafe. They agreed to engage the Office of the MEC to request an intervention. The purpose is to facilitate a meeting between the community, Mayor Morutse, and Mr. Ralikontsane from the National Cabinet Representative Office.

Following these negotiations, the Councilor was referred to Colonel Baitopi. Colonel Baitopi listened and understood that the community is not in conflict or at war. The community only requires leadership to come and address them directly.

Colonel Baitopi agreed to bring both parties the community and the leadership,together for closure. The agreement still stands.

HEAD OFFICE SEND CAPTAIN MANOTO,TO COME &MONITOR THE SITUATION MERGING TWO PARTIES