Mayor Moya: Tshwane’s finances improve as City readies for G20 Summit

By Thebe Mabanga

The City of Tshwane has attracted R1.8 billion investments over the past fiscal year, significantly improving its financial health through enhanced revenue collection.

The City is also actively revitalising its infrastructure in preparation for co-hosting a segment of this year’s G20 summit alongside the City of Johannesburg.

Councilor Nasiphi Moya, Executive Mayor of Tshwane, outlined these achievements during the State of the City Address (SOCA) delivered on Thursday.

Moya described the capital as “a city with rich heritage and a place of learning, enterprise and resilience.”  

“Each day, families across our city make tough choices. How to put food on the table, keep their loved ones safe and build a better future. These choices are made with limited resources, but with extraordinary determination,” she said.

Moya assumed office in October last year, heading a coalition government comprising the ANC, EFF, ActionSA, AIC, DOP, PA, ATM, and