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We are pleased to announce that subsequent to our court hearing on 22 and 25 September 2020, CoT Municipal Planning Tribunal (MPT) resolved that the SafeWaterkloof application be approved to proceed to public participation, concluding on 30 November 2020.  As such, the next step is…

When the City of Tshwane (CoT) failed to give final consideration to SafeWaterkloof’s (SW) application for monitored access, notwithstanding approval by its various internal departments, a decision was taken to launch an urgent application to the High Court to compel…

On Thursday 17th September 2020, representatives met with all the security companies who have a presence within the Safe Waterkloof borders. Questions from residents were posed to those present and clarification was obtained on burning questions. The minutes of this…

Why are we moving to Telegram? We have too many social media groups that make it difficult to manage. The Waterkloof Homeowners Association committee agreed on 28th April 2020 to standardise Telegram, as the resident communication platform. Telegram allows up…

There is a high probability that many thieves live in our suburb in an abandoned house. If you suspect a derelict house – please Write to Martin Van Niekerk at martinvn@tshwane.gov.za and explain that it has become a derelict building. A picture…

As residents know SafeWaterkloof lodged its application for the closure of Waterkloof and part of Waterkloof Ridge with Tshwane.  This was approved subject to confirmation by the Spatial Land Development Tribunal (SLDT). Because of Tshwane being placed under Administration and…