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Makana United Civic Movement manifesto summary

Makana United Civic Movement · 2026 local government elections

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Housing and title deeds

  • Commit to adequate housing and protection from arbitrary eviction. p.4
  • Ensure all houses are in proper and suitable condition. p.6

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

  • Restore and maintain electricity services for residents. p.1p.6
  • Provide 50 kWh of electricity, free, per indigent household per month. p.4

Roads and public transport

  • Rehabilitate and maintain roads, public buildings and utilities. p.1

Waste and refuse collection

  • Restore and maintain refuse removal services regularly and consistently. p.1p.5
  • Commit to regular refuse collection in all areas, including recycling and waste-reduction programmes. p.4
  • Ensure proper cleanliness in public spaces through reliable refuse collection. p.4p.5

Safety and policing

  • Promote public safety and community security. p.1
  • Implement effective anti-crime measures. p.6

Jobs and the local economy

  • Promote economic development and job creation within Makana. p.1
  • Ensure preference for jobs and business opportunities for locals first. p.5

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

  • Ensure transparent and accountable financial management of municipal resources. p.1p.4
  • Combat corruption, maladministration and abuse of power. p.2
  • Handle all matters lawfully and transparently to reduce corruption. p.6
  • Use public money responsibly for community-benefiting projects. p.5

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.