Bradley Singh assist people in Ward 52 with Jobs

Caption: Cllr Bradley Singh with Zimbambele Poverty Alleviation Programme team leaders.

About 70 new job opportunities are coming to Phoenix's Ward 52 as part of a project called Zibambele Poverty Alleviation Programme. This is according to Minority Front Ward 52 Cllr Bradley Singh.

Speaking to the Phoenix Tabloid Cllr Singh said his ward has been chosen as the first ward in Phoenix to be involved in the Zibambele Poverty Alleviation Programme which is driven by the Ethekwini Municipality.

The projects main object is to maintain the roads which are usually neglected during clean ups in neat conditions, while also providing part time employment opportunities for residents of the area who are disadvantaged.

" It has taken two years for me to convince the officials who spearhead the project to come to my ward and finally they agreed to involve my ward in this initiative," said Cllr Singh.

"The officials came to my ward to inspect if there really was a need for this project and they found that there is a need. Members of the community who reside in my ward will be informed as to who they must contact as soon the recruitment for workers resumes," Explained Singh.

" The people who will be chosen to work in this project will be chosen on the basis that they are really disadvantaged and unemployed. The project works hand in hand with eradicating poverty so it is vital that only those in need are chosen to work in this project," said Singh.

The prime responsibility of the workers who will be chosen as Zibambele Contractors would be to carry out low intensity road maintenance activities on a part-time basis. Like the cleaning of the road surfaces, Clearing of drains and channels and clearing and cleaning of verges."

Ward 52 is made of areas including Westham, Brookdale, Whetstone, Lenham, Northcroft and Brooksfarm.

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Kind Regards

 

Cllr Bradley Singh

 

Ward Councillor 52

Ethekwini Municipality

Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580

0723725326

singhbradley@durban.gov.za

zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com

 

cllr Bradley Singh in Action

http://74.127.61.178/phoenixtabloid/Details.aspx?id=367&boxid=132835296&uid=zenetta.sanchez%40gmail.com&dat=2011-11-01#.TrLrezijeS8.gmail

 

 

Fwd: debate for notice of motion

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From: Bradley Singh <zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 9:40 PM
Subject: debate for notice of motion
To: councillorward52@gmail.com

Honorable Speaker,His Worship the Mayor, Madam Deputy Mayor.

In April 2008 at a full council meeting a resolution was passed were, by Water Fixed Charges for Properties with a Municipal Value below R 190 000 Rand, would not be charged Water Fixed Charges and this was to be Implemented on the 1st July 2008, However Mr Speaker unfortunately this Municipality did not adhere to this policy and continued to charge the poor people off this Municipality.

It is a Shame that year after year from 2008 to 2011 this Municipality would say that they are Pro Poor and the Mayor will say in his Budget speech, that they do not charge Water fixed charges to properties with a Municipal Value off R190 000 and below Mr Speaker this Municipality must do business in the the light of day and be acoountable to the rate payers for a few officals including the city manager did not do their jobs that is why this motion is before this council today.

This Council can today change the lives off Thousands off households by giving them back what, they should have not been charged for Since July 2008.

This is daylight Robbery on poor people who do not understand council policies, yet the City Manager and is team get paid to implement council policies, failed to do their jobs and failed the Citzens off this City.

Mr Speaker the Right thing to do is investigate this motion, give poor people a chance to have a rebate for been incorrectly charge a fee which according to council policy they should have not paid from 1 July 2008.

I thank You

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Kind Regards

 

Cllr Bradley Singh

 

Ward Councillor 52

Ethekwini Municipality

Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580

0723725326

singhbradley@durban.gov.za

zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com

 

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Kind Regards

 

Cllr Bradley Singh

 

Ward Councillor 52

Ethekwini Municipality

Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580

0723725326

singhbradley@durban.gov.za

zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com

 

letter to the editor phoenix tabloid 25 October 2011

Anger over Juju's racist slur

Apartheid is over or is it? We are told that we live in a democratic country by government and media; we have instilled in ourselves and our children the value of respecting everyone regardless of their race and creed, we have strived for the past 17 years not only as Indians but as South Africans to build a better South Africa.

But are we really a democratic country? Is the rainbow nation just a myth like the abominable snowman or tooth fairy? I ask this question because of the recent racist slur made by the controversial ANCYL Julius Malema. Juju has stirred up anger and frustration amongst the Indians. It is an appalling tragedy that Juju the ANCYL president who is supposed to be an inspiration and role model to the youth can utter such a disgusting word as "coolies" when addressing the public. It is even more horrendous that the ANC can allow such an individual who is not only a disgrace to South Africans but a disappointment to the ANC by undoing 17 years of hard work put in by all South Africans to cure the plague of Aparthied from South African soils.

Is this how we wish our future leaders to address the nation, by reinforcing upon society the racist attitude and degrading terminology of the Apartheid regime? I would think not. I would think that after this racist remark, Julius Malema does not understand the idea and concept behind the word democracy and should be educated before being allowed to speak publicly. One must not be afraid to learn or even going back to school. Juju, we Indians are just as much part of this country as you are. We too, are patriotic citizens of South Africa. We too have fought for freedom from segregation and we too live and die by the South African flag. Apartheid is over Juju. After 17 years of freedom this should not news to you. "You are racist" is not an appropriate response, stop playing the race card and start helping your fellow South Africans to continue building our rainbow nation.

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Kind Regards

 

Cllr Bradley Singh

 

Ward Councillor 52

Ethekwini Municipality

Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580

0723725326

singhbradley@durban.gov.za

zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com

 

Minority Front Ward 52 Councillor Bradley Singh has lambasted the electricity department for poor service delivery after three Phoenix families had to go without electricity for 24 hours recently

 

 Minority Front Ward 52 Councillor Bradley Singh has lambasted the electricity department for poor service delivery after three Phoenix families had to go without electricity for 24 hours recently.

 

According to Cllr Singh, three families in his ward from Towlen, Diblen and Everham were left without electricity for 24 hours following a power cut. He said all three families told him as well as showed him proof that they contacted the call center on several occasions in order to get an official to come and reconnect their power. He said the residents all claimed that they were only given a reference number and made to wait but received no help.

 

The only time that the power was reconnected back to the families homes was when he intervened. Continuing Cllr Singh said he found it unacceptable that the officials only responded faster when Councillor intervened.

 

"When the residents phone the call center, they must get the same immediate response that Councillors get. They are rate payers and should not have to wait many hours before their complaints are addressed," he said.

 

It is alleged that one of the families had a small baby in their household and found it extremely difficult to make food for the infant.

"I had to boil water from my house and put it in a flask twice in one day in order for the family to be able to make milk and feed the baby, said Councillor Singh.

 

Mr Pillay a resident from Diblen expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Councillor Singh for his assistance.

 

"We really appreciate the good work that Councillor Singh does for the community. He responded to our calls and pleas immediately and ensured that the officials from the electricity department came to reconnect the power again," said Mr Pillay.

 

 

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Kind Regards

 

Cllr Bradley Singh

 

Ward Councillor 52

Ethekwini Municipality

Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580

0723725326

singhbradley@durban.gov.za

zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com

 

Caption: Minority Front Ward Councillor Bradley Singh seen standing where the dense bush used to be. It has now been cleared out.

 

 

Caption: Minority Front Ward Councillor Bradley Singh seen standing where the dense bush used to be. It has now been cleared out.

 

Fernham Drive residents can now breathe easy following a dense bush in their area which they claimed was an eyesore and a haven for criminals has been finally cut. Residents were demanding answers from their ward Councillor as to why the dangerous bush was not cut. They had blamed the bush for several mugging incidents that allegedly taking place on a daily basis in the area.

Minority Front ward 52 Councilor Bradley Singh said he has kept to his promise and had the grass cleared out as soon as the funds became available.

 

"Even though it was a challenge to get the bush cut, I kept pushing and following up on the matter. I am happy that finally the bush has been cleared out because I made a promise to the residents."

 

"I want residents to know that the delay was caused by the lack of funds and not because I am an incompetent Councillor. I am a man of my word and so as soon as I heard that funds were available I jumped at the chance to have the bush cleared out," said Cllr Singh.

 

Continuing he said " I also want to thank the city treasure Krish Kumar for his assistance in ensuring that funds became available to have the bush cleared out. We have also compiled a list of all the housing land that is left vacant with long bushes to be cleared out soon."

 

 

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Kind Regards

 

Cllr Bradley Singh

 

Ward Councillor 52

Ethekwini Municipality

Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580

0723725326

singhbradley@durban.gov.za

zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com

 

Let's work to Eradicate Poverty.

The 17 October has been designated throughout the world as recognizing the importance of poverty and to eradicate it.

The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty was founded in 1993 by the United Nations to bring forth the awareness for poverty eradication as a means to acknowledge the millions who struggle daily to make ends meet.

As a community leader, councillor and a member of the Minority Front, I will also take into consideration that our country is rife with poverty and will be doing my best to fight the cause for poverty eradication.

It is important for us as South Africans to remind ourselves that there are millions of other SA citizens who live through poverty and it is our duty to play our part and put an effort in helping them lift themselves out of it

I believe that in order for us to move forward in our quest for eradicating the disaster of our poverty stricken communities and to achieve the annual 8% economy growth rate, a need for fresh ideas is required. We also need to ensure that the crisis of unemployment is targeted as many South Africans are without jobs.

By understanding the poverty crisis in our economy we are faced with, first, will we then only understand where the challenges lie and allow us to eradicate them head on.

If we are dedicated in eradicating poverty we can work to ensure that the poor citizens are afforded their basic living requirements with the allowance of improving their lives. We can overcome poverty but only if we all work together.


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Petition to the Department of Energy (Lower Petrol Prices South Africa)

Please read attachement and support my cause to lower petrol prices in South Africa.

 

Kind Regards
Bradley Singh
0723725326

lowerpetrolprice@gmail.com  

 

Cllr Bradley Singh encourages the community to donate blood.

Pictured: Minority Front Cllr. E L Singh, Cllr Bradley Singh and MF Volunteers.

You can help….  KZN is currently sitting on 2 day’s blood stock.

The Minority Front urges everyone to donate a unit of this “precious gift of life”. One must develop a habit of donating blood in order that South African National Blood Service (SANBS) has sufficient blood stock to ensure that in cases of emergency quality blood is always available for needy patients. Kwa-Zulu Natal is currently sitting on 2 day’s blood stock. We aim to maintain a stock level of 5 days, with 3000 units collected per day to meet the demand. Currently we are experiencing difficulty achieving this, which has been mainly due to the fact the school and university drives are not possible from September onwards as students are busy with exams, followed by a short break and a very intensive final quarter, said Cllr Lyndal Singh.

Cllr Lyndal Singh therefore urges all blood donors, to make a conscious effort to donate blood. Your one unit of blood can save up to three lives. This is also a plea to all South Africans who meets the minimum requirements to also commit to donating blood.

Minimum Requirements to be a donor:

·         Be between the age of 16 – 65 years

·         Weigh more than 50kgs

·         Be in good health

·         Live a sexually safe lifestyle.

If you are a current blood donor please ensure you continue to donate regularly. If you are not a blood donor the Minority Front urges you to take the first step to save lives by visiting your nearest blood donor centre today! Be a hero, it’s in your BLOOD.

For more information, please visit us the South African National Blood Services website on: www.SANBS.org..za or call them directly on: 0800 11 90 31. You can also visit the Blood Donor Centre at the Phoenix Plaza.

 

 

 

Cllr Bradley Singh the Baby Tiger.

Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Cllr Bradley Singh is the baby Tiger

Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Cllr Bradley Singh Plants a tree at Banyan tree in Phoenix on arbor day and encourages people to plant a tree.

Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Cllr Bradley Singh at a Widows Conference who was the Guest Speaker.

MF attends women day programme

Keeping up with woman's month, Minority Front Councillors Lyndal and Bradley Singh attended the Development Foundation Women Day function for Dynamic Women on Saturday August 27, 2011 at the Brookdale Primary School.

The event was opened to all women in and around the Phoenix area and was held to inspire, motivate and empower women to move forward and be recognized in all aspects of life as well as in the working world.

Councillor Bradley was welcomed to the event as the guest speaker. His motivational talk proved his support for women in general and he encouraged them to bring out their best qualities and to be proud of their qualities and association to the world.

"Women are an important part of every life. It is women who have the strength to move on despite all the pain and heartache she suffers. We need to understand and accept that in today's world women are moving forward and conquering the world with their integrity, intelligence and their passion and drive to prove that they can achieve the best results in all aspects of whatever they become involved in," Cllr Bradley said.

The programme ended with a hearty meal which was enjoyed by everyone.


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Cllr Bradley Singh and the Census 2011 team who will work in Phoenix.

Census 2011

The Census 2011 is currently underway and Minority Front Councillor, Bradley Singh is urging the public to co-operate with the officials.

The census which is a systematic procedure which collects required information and records it about the population of South Africa is a requirement which allows the government to keep on record its current population as well as to check how it has changed over the years.

South Africa first conducted a Census in 1911 and since then many enumerations have occurred with the most recent two carried out was that in 1996 and 2001, with Census 2011 being the latest one.

"I urge all communities to please co-operate and allow this Census to take place. These people are just doing their jobs and we need to do ours by helping them out", Councillor Bradley Singh said.


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Cllr Bradley Singh and Peniel Missions Church Visit the Haven of Rest to Assit the Orphanage.

Haven of rest orphanage

The haven Of Rest Orphanage in Tongaat received an inspirational and heartwarming appearance on Saturday, 27 August 2011, by the Joint Peniel Mission International Church of Cardham Drive in Phoenix and Councillors, Lyndal and Bradley Singh.

The Orphanage houses children from the age of 2 years to 15 years old who have been abandoned by their parents or lost them completely due to incidents of life, as well as senior citizens.

The occupants of the orphanage as well as staff members were most delighted to the way the day had panned out as they were treated to fun and games, had meals provided and received goody bags. Cereals were also sponsored to last at least a few months.

Motivational talks as well as one on one conversations were scheduled to give everyone a chance to be heard. All the church members participated in the drive to give the Haven of Rest Orphanage a day to remember.

Councilor Lyndal was full of emotion at being part of such an inspirational initioative. She said that "it should not matter which area or place you are from but we should take heed of all that is happening in every area and try to help in every possible way that we can. I am just so glad to have been part of this initiative and especially to bring joy, happiness and laughter to the faces of people who have otherwise nothing. It has been one fun and great day".


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Cllr Bradley Singh Assist Residents off Lenham Drive to Receive Electricity after Two days.

Minority Front Ward Councillor, Bradley Singh managed to get the electricity back up and running as soon as he was notified of the situation after a major explosion to the electricity box, which was blackened to the core, outside Mr Govenders Lenham home, caused a blackout from Sunday, 21 August 2011 until Tuesday, 23 August 2011.

It is believed and alleged that a massive cable fault has caused the box to explode. Govender claimed that he had notified the respective authorities of the problem but received no responsive help.

"I had called in the Municipality as soon as the explosion happened. I received no help. Due to my electricity being off for three days, all my food in my fridge and freezer has gone mouldy. We are suppose to be receiving help as soon as a problem is reported. I had finally called in Councillor Bradley Singh as he is our Ward Councillor and thanks to him my electricity was restored the very same day", said Govender.

The electricity was finally restored after the intervention of Councillor Singh.

Councillor Singh said that "nobody should be without electricity for such a long period as this has become an important human necessity. I made the necessary arrangements and had the electricity restored, I even went the extra mile and met with the contractors on site and would like to place on record the staff which ensured that the community receives this essential need,however due to the strike action there was a delay and if residents contacted me sooner the problem would have been sorted earlier". said cllr Bradley Singh.


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Make Sure you wash your hand After using the ATM

Do you wash your hands after you withdraw money from an ATM? Read what scientists have found on the cash…http://j.mp/omdJfS


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Mrs Naidoo shows Ward 52 cllr Bradley Singh the water standing on verge.

Caption: Ward 52 Cllr Bradley and Mrs L Naidoo.

Ever since the contractors dug the verges of the road to lay cables on Cardham Drive, the uneven ground is now causing water on a rainy day to stand and collect and flow down in to the path of the residents homes causing damages to properties.

Lilly Naidoo a resident has now become fed up with calling the contractors to sort out the water overflow and has called in Ward 52 Councillor Bradley Singh to step in.

"I called the construction company but nobody did anything about it. I am a sickly woman and I am very afraid for my health now", said Naidoo.

Naidoo complained that she has plating in her legs and that her doctor has warned her that she could lose her life if she falls one more time.

"I have plating in my legs and I am scared to walk outside in the rain. Also on Saturday, 13 August, I had a big prayer and the water was rushing down my pathway into my house and causing all sorts of problems", Naidoo said.

Councillor Bradley Singh has reported that he will be getting the Roads Department to get involved to sort out this matter.

"I have contacted the roads department to sort out this issue. We will find a solution to this matter. We also need to take into consideration that shoddy workmen ship causes a major disturbance for others who are left to sort out problems they had no hand in, in the first place,the roads department has been informed to back fill the verge outside Mrs Naidoo house as soon as the strike is over this will be done" Councillor Bradley Singh said.



Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Revamping of Pavements on Northcroft Drive.

Caption: Minority Front Ward 52 Councillor with Construction workers.

Minority Front Councillor Ward 52, Bradley Singh motivated for the revamping of sidewalks in Northcroft which is currently under construction after reports from Mr D Munsamy, a resident, of its poor condition.

The pavements were badly damaged and cracked, which then brought about the complaint.

Councillor Bradley Singh took the initiative to cater for the requirements of the community and commenced on the project.

"I had motivated the idea because of the unsightly state of the pavements. We have already revamped the pavements in nedlen and lenham. I would just like to thank Mr Munsamy for his concerns and notifying me about this problem", said Cllr Bradley Singh.

Cllr Bradley Singh also commented on the new construction of pavements, for Shawbrook which he has said the budget has been set and will start very soon. Also a complete revamp of Cardham drive is also in the plans as the roads "are pathetic and can be hazardous to vehicles".


Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

Paul Dhinakaran and Cllr Bradley Singh, Pastor Paul wished cllr Bradley Singh all the Best and how he cares for the poor people.

Kind Regards

Cllr Bradley Singh
Ward Councillor 52
Ethekwini Municipality
Member off Economic Development and Town Planning Committe

Minority Front Chief Whip

Minority Front Youth Leader

0315007580
0723725326
singhbradley@durban.gov.za
zenetta.sanchez@gmail.com
councillorward52@gmail.com

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSES GRANT DELAY PAYOUTS, THANKS TO HIM ALL RESIDENTS WHO WERE STANDING FOR PAYOUTS COLLECTED THEIR GRANTS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH FIGHTS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF PHOENIX TO COLLECT THEIR GRANTS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SUPPORTS BRINKVALE SENIOR CITIZENS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH FIGHTS FOR BODY CORPOATRE ARREAR RATES WRITE OFF - THANKS TO HIM, HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES HAVE BENEFITED.

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH TOGETHER WITH MR A RAJBANSI DONATES FURNITURE TO WHETSTONE PRIMARY SCHOOL. PRINCIPAL THANKS THEM FOR THEIR GENEROUS DONATION

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SETS UP SECTOR POLICING IN WARD 52, THANKS TO HIM, RESIDENTS FEELS SAFE.

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH CONGRATULATING MATRICULANTS FOR ACHIEVING OUTSTANDING RESULTS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH FIXES BRIDGE IN LOCKSTONE

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ENSURES THAT ROAD MARKINGS ARE DONE BY THE ETHWINI MUNICIPALITY IN WARD 52

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH BRINGS TANKERS TO THE PEOPLE DURING WATER CRISIS IN WHETSTONE

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSES RESIDENTS IN SHASTRI PARK SCHOOL REGARDING CRIME IN THE AREA, THANKS TO HIM, MORE POLICE PATROLS ARE IN THE AREA, CRIME HAS REDUCED.

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSES HIGH MUNICIPAL BILLS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SHOWS SUPPORT FOR KARATE DEVELOPMENT IN PHOENIX

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SEEN GIVING HAMPERS TO SENIOR CITIZENS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH GIVING HAMPERS DURING DIWALI TO THE NEEDY

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADRRESSES THE FLATS STRUCTURAL DEFECTS IN CONLEN

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SHOWS HIS SUPPORT FOR CANCER AWARENESS BY TINTING HIS HAIR

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSES FISHING FOLK FOR BANNING FISHING ON PIER, HE WANTS FISHERMAN TO FISH ON ALL PIERS IN DURBAN

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SPONSORS GIFTS TO WOMEN ON WOMEN'S DAY, HE CARE ABOUT THE WOMEN

MR A RAJBANSI AND CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSING RESIDENTS AFTER MAJOR WATER CRISES IN PHOENIX, RESIDENTS THANKS CLLR BRADLEY SINGH FOR BRINGING WATER TANKERS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH INSTALLED WOODEN BRIDGE ON ISLEN, RESIDENTS THANKS HIM

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SEEN WITH RESIDENTS OF STONEHAM DRIVE AFTER MAJOR WATER LEAK HAS BEEN REPAIRED AFTER HIS INTERVENTION.

THANKS TO CLLR BRADLEY SINGH, PAVEMENTS ARE BEING INSTALLED ON LENHAM DRIVE, RESIDENTS EXCITED

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SEEN WITH MR PARRY GOVENDER "BROKEN PROMISES" & MR. RAJBANSI

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH HAVING MEETING IN ISLEN REGARDING CRIME

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH DOING CLEAN UP OPERATION IN LANDSBROOK

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH DOING CLEAN UP OPERATION IN STEMLEN

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSES BODY CORPORATE ISSUES IN WANSLEN, THANKS TO HIM, ALL ISSUES SORTED

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH RECIEVES PETITION FOR GABIONS, THANKS TO HIM, GABIONS NOW INSTALLED IN DIBLEN

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH MOTIVATED FOR A WOODEN BRIDGE ON LIMESTONE, THANKS TO HIM, BRDIGE INSTALLED

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH ADDRESSING RATES ISSUES WITH RESIDENT OF CONLEN

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH HAVING DTREET MEETING ON LENHAM DRIVE

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH SHOWS DAMAGES TO BRIDGE ON RUCKLEN, THANKS TO HIM IT IS NOW REPAIRED, RESIDENTS THANK HIM

INTERFAITH PRAYER ON LENHAM DRIVE DUE TO HIGH ACCIDENTS

CLLR BRADLEY SINGH MOTIVATED FOR STORM WATER MANHOLES - SEEN WITH HIM ARE CONSTRUCTION WORKERS INSTALLING THE MANHOLES, THANKS TO HIM

THANKS TO CLLR BRADLEY SINGH, RESIDENTS OF TOWLEN PLACE HAVE FENCE NOW AFTER CONTRACTORS STOLE MONEY