ENG1504
Assignment 1 Semester 2 2025
Unique number:
Due date: August 2025
3 DIFFERENT ANSWERS PROVIDED
MINUTES:
Agenda Item 2.2 – Possible Ways to Get Adequate Water Supply in Soshangana
Township
The meeting proceeded with a discussion on agenda item 2.2, where the Chairperson,
Ms Tancred, invited the Deputy Chairperson, Mr Muzila, to provide background on the
township's water crisis. Mr Muzila reported that several meetings had been held with the
Municipal Manager and Ward Councillor between May 2023 and June 2024. Although
they were promised the construction of two reservoirs and a pipeline connection from
Naledi Dam to begin in November 2024, no progress had materialised. The residents
expressed frustration at the unfulfilled promises.
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MINUTES:
Agenda Item 2.2 – Possible Ways to Get Adequate Water Supply in
Soshangana Township
The meeting proceeded with a discussion on agenda item 2.2, where the
Chairperson, Ms Tancred, invited the Deputy Chairperson, Mr Muzila, to provide
background on the township's water crisis. Mr Muzila reported that several meetings
had been held with the Municipal Manager and Ward Councillor between May 2023
and June 2024. Although they were promised the construction of two reservoirs and
a pipeline connection from Naledi Dam to begin in November 2024, no progress had
materialised. The residents expressed frustration at the unfulfilled promises.
Mevrou Steyn called for an indefinite strike; however, Mr Deacon discouraged this
route, questioning the effectiveness of protests. Ms Snyman proposed a community-
led initiative called myWater project, which aimed to raise funds for local water
provision. While some members voiced distrust in the plan, Comrade Sfiso
supported it and outlined a step-by-step proposal to drill boreholes using community-
raised funds.
Mandla and other attendees welcomed the idea. It was agreed that one borehole
would be drilled per township section (four in total), with two 5000-litre tanks
connected to each. One resident per section would be employed to maintain the
structure and ensure water supply.
Mr Muzila recommended forming a steering committee to lead the myWater project.
The following members were nominated and unanimously accepted:
Chairperson: Ms Hlabangane
Treasurer: Boyza
Secretary: Mama Dikeledi
Additional Member: Mr Smangaliso
The Chairperson clarified the committee’s responsibilities. Ms Hlabangane will report
on project progress, Boyza will oversee the opening of a fundraising bank account,
Assignment 1 Semester 2 2025
Unique number:
Due date: August 2025
3 DIFFERENT ANSWERS PROVIDED
MINUTES:
Agenda Item 2.2 – Possible Ways to Get Adequate Water Supply in Soshangana
Township
The meeting proceeded with a discussion on agenda item 2.2, where the Chairperson,
Ms Tancred, invited the Deputy Chairperson, Mr Muzila, to provide background on the
township's water crisis. Mr Muzila reported that several meetings had been held with the
Municipal Manager and Ward Councillor between May 2023 and June 2024. Although
they were promised the construction of two reservoirs and a pipeline connection from
Naledi Dam to begin in November 2024, no progress had materialised. The residents
expressed frustration at the unfulfilled promises.
DISCLAIMER & TERMS OF USE
Educational Aid: These study notes are intended to be used as educational resources and should not be seen
as a replacement for individual research, critical analysis, or professional consultation. Students are encouraged
to perform their own research and seek advice from their instructors or academic advisors for specific
assignment guidelines.
Personal Responsibility: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the
information in these study notes, the seller does not guarantee the completeness or correctness of all content.
The buyer is responsible for verifying the accuracy of the information and exercising their own judgment when
applying it to their assignments.
Academic Integrity: It is essential for students to maintain academic integrity and follow their institution's
policies regarding plagiarism, citation, and referencing. These study notes should be used as learning tools and
sources of inspiration. Any direct reproduction of the content without proper citation and acknowledgment may
be considered academic misconduct.
Limited Liability: The seller shall not be liable for any direct or indirect damages, losses, or consequences
arising from the use of these notes. This includes, but is not limited to, poor academic performance, penalties, or
any other negative consequences resulting from the application or misuse of the information provided.
, 3 DIFFERENT ANSWERS PROVIDED
MINUTES:
Agenda Item 2.2 – Possible Ways to Get Adequate Water Supply in
Soshangana Township
The meeting proceeded with a discussion on agenda item 2.2, where the
Chairperson, Ms Tancred, invited the Deputy Chairperson, Mr Muzila, to provide
background on the township's water crisis. Mr Muzila reported that several meetings
had been held with the Municipal Manager and Ward Councillor between May 2023
and June 2024. Although they were promised the construction of two reservoirs and
a pipeline connection from Naledi Dam to begin in November 2024, no progress had
materialised. The residents expressed frustration at the unfulfilled promises.
Mevrou Steyn called for an indefinite strike; however, Mr Deacon discouraged this
route, questioning the effectiveness of protests. Ms Snyman proposed a community-
led initiative called myWater project, which aimed to raise funds for local water
provision. While some members voiced distrust in the plan, Comrade Sfiso
supported it and outlined a step-by-step proposal to drill boreholes using community-
raised funds.
Mandla and other attendees welcomed the idea. It was agreed that one borehole
would be drilled per township section (four in total), with two 5000-litre tanks
connected to each. One resident per section would be employed to maintain the
structure and ensure water supply.
Mr Muzila recommended forming a steering committee to lead the myWater project.
The following members were nominated and unanimously accepted:
Chairperson: Ms Hlabangane
Treasurer: Boyza
Secretary: Mama Dikeledi
Additional Member: Mr Smangaliso
The Chairperson clarified the committee’s responsibilities. Ms Hlabangane will report
on project progress, Boyza will oversee the opening of a fundraising bank account,
