Makana United Civic Movement manifesto summary
Makana United Civic Movement · 2026 local government elections
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Housing and title deeds
Water and sanitation
- Restore and maintain water, sanitation, and refuse removal services. p.1
- Ensure reliable access to safe and adequate water for residents. p.4
- Provide at least 25 litres of safe drinking water, free, per person per day. p.4
- Remove bucket toilets and provide proper sanitation facilities. p.5
- Collect waste regularly and consistently. p.5
Electricity and energy
Roads and public transport
- Rehabilitate and maintain roads, public buildings and utilities. p.1
Waste and refuse collection
Safety and policing
Jobs and the local economy
Rates, tariffs and municipal finance
- Ensure transparent and accountable financial management of municipal resources. p.1p.4
- Commit to responsible use of public funds for community-benefiting projects. p.5
- Provide at least 25 litres of safe drinking water, free, per person per day. p.4
- Provide 50 kWh of free electricity per indigent household per month. p.4
- Ensure regular refuse collection and maintain cleanliness in public spaces. p.4p.5
Corruption, governance and accountability
Informal settlements and land
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Support for indigent households
No summary for this topic. Here are the manifesto’s own words instead.
“ CLEAN AUDITS Transparent and accountable management of municipal finances. CLEAN WATER Reliable access to safe and adequate water for residents. CLEAN STREETS Properly maintained roads, reliable refuse collection and cleaner public spaces. Commitment to Basic Services (Minimum Standards) ◆ At least 25 litres of safe drinking water, free, per person per day. ◆ 50 kWh of electricity, free, per indigent household per month. ◆ Regular refuse collection to all areas, with recycling and waste-reduction programmes. ◆ High-speed internet connectivity and public Wi-Fi in public facilities across the municipality. ◆ Adequate housing and protection from arbitrary eviction.”View in manifesto (PDF page 4)
By-law and municipal law enforcement
Not addressed in this manifesto.
Youth, sport, arts and libraries
Not addressed in this manifesto.