Parliament is one half of the job. The other half is here — in Lenasia, with residents, schools, small businesses, senior citizens and the families who need a door that opens.
Al Jama-ah did not support the motion of no confidence brought against the Speaker of the National Assembly, the Honourable Thoko Didiza.
Speaking in the House, Honourable Imraan Moosa set out the party’s position: that it stands for stability rather than political disruption, for unity, and for service to the people rather than political games. He paid tribute to the Speaker and closed on the party’s call for the strengthening of women in leadership — Malibongwe.
Statement supplied by the office. The parliamentary leader designation for Al Jama-ah is recorded in the office’s own material.
View the full guideIf someone phones claiming to be your bank, SARS or a government office and asks for personal details, report it. These are the right places to report to.
Keep evidence when you report: the caller’s number, the date and time, screenshots or WhatsApp messages, any recordings, and any bank or payment details involved.
View the full noticeGrants are paid from the dates below. Money stays in the account, so there is no need to withdraw it all on the first day.
If you do not receive your grant on 7 September, visit your local SASSA office urgently — it may have been suspended because a review was not completed. You can also check your status on WhatsApp using the guide below.
View the full guideYou can now check a social grant application, a review status or a proof of life status directly on WhatsApp — without travelling to an office or standing in a queue.
082 601 0111Supplied by the office. The initiative falls under the Department of Social Development, whose Deputy Minister is the leader of Al Jama-ah, the Honourable Ganief Hendricks.
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Effective leadership begins with listening to communities. These are the areas in which the office works with residents, organisations and authorities across Lenasia.
Engaging directly with residents and understanding the challenges families face.
Ensuring community concerns reach the authority responsible for fixing them.
Education remains the foundation for community growth and future development.
Young people are an important part of South Africa’s future.
Small businesses and entrepreneurs create jobs and strengthen local economies.
Recognising the contribution and wisdom of senior citizens within communities.
During times of difficulty, humanitarian support assists the most vulnerable.
Supporting initiatives that build stronger, safer and more empowered communities.
Local business and SMME support, youth campaigns and humanitarian partners. More on the Gallery.
A message from Honourable MP Imraan Moosa
My work goes beyond Parliament. It is about being part of our communities, encouraging our youth and believing in their potential.
Beyond the halls of government, I remain dedicated to a vital purpose: inspiring and mentoring young people. Inside every young mind is an idea that can change our community for the better.
I believe every young person has the power to dream, to lead and to make a difference.
Never let anyone tell you that you are too young to lead, or too small to make an impact. Rise up, step forward, and take your place.
When we invest in our youth today, we build stronger leaders for tomorrow.
Honourable Imraan Moosa, MP · Inspire. Mentor. Empower.
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Photographs supplied by the office from community programmes, school and education events, humanitarian partners and constituency engagements across Lenasia. The full collection, together with recorded video, is on the Gallery.
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Residents can report the following matters directly to the responsible authority. The office of Honourable Imraan Moosa can escalate a matter that has not been resolved — but reporting it to the authority first, and keeping the reference number, is what makes escalation possible.
Power outages, supply interruptions, faulty streetlights, damaged electrical infrastructure, exposed cables, transformer failures, cable theft and meter faults.
Urgent. Report fallen live power lines, electrical fires, exploding transformers and exposed live cables immediately. Do not touch damaged electrical equipment — keep a safe distance and wait for trained City Power personnel.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Burst pipes, water leaks, no water supply, low pressure, damaged water infrastructure and leaking fire hydrants.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Potholes, damaged road surfaces, missing or damaged road signs, damaged speed humps, stormwater drainage problems, faded road markings and dangerous road conditions.
There is currently no public online portal for logging new road or pothole faults with the Johannesburg Roads Agency. Report new faults by calling Joburg Connect or emailing the JRA, and keep the reference number you are given.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Missed refuse collection, uncollected refuse, damaged or missing bins, garden waste enquiries, street cleaning, overflowing public litter bins, and applications for new or replacement bins.
Pikitup provides refuse bins to eligible residential properties. You may apply for a bin for a newly occupied or newly serviced property, or request a replacement for a damaged, lost or stolen bin, subject to Pikitup’s policies.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Traffic lights not working, flashing or faulty signals, damaged traffic light poles or equipment, missing or damaged road signs, faulty pedestrian crossing signals, and dangerous intersections due to signal failures.
Urgent. Report urgently where a major intersection has no working traffic lights, where there is a risk of accidents, or where pedestrian safety is affected.
Traffic signals in Johannesburg are managed mainly through the City of Johannesburg Transport Department and JRA systems, so reporting through Joburg Connect on 0860 562 874 is the most reliable route.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Blocked sewer drains, sewer overflows, sewage leaks, sewage flowing into streets or public areas, damaged sewer infrastructure, damaged or missing manhole covers, and bad smells caused by sewer problems.
Urgent. Report urgently if sewage is flooding roads or homes, if there is a health hazard, or if there is a major sewer pipe burst.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Illegal dumping on streets, pavements and public land; large piles of dumped waste; dumped furniture, rubble and building materials; garden waste dumped illegally; and waste creating health or safety risks.
Pikitup attends to illegal dumping on roads, pavements, streets and council-owned land. Illegal dumping in parks should be reported to Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo, and dumping on private property falls under Environmental Health. Illegal dumping is an offence and may result in fines or prosecution.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Overgrown grass and unmaintained public areas, litter, damaged benches and playground equipment, faulty park lighting, fallen trees or dangerous branches, damaged fences and gates, damaged public toilets, and unsafe conditions in parks.
Parks and public open spaces go to Johannesburg City Parks and Zoo. Illegal dumping on streets and public land goes to Pikitup. Safety or criminal activity should be reported to the South African Police Service or the Johannesburg Metro Police Department.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Safety concerns and criminal activity in public spaces.
Safety or criminal activity must be reported to the South African Police Service or the Johannesburg Metro Police Department. This office can assist with follow-up on community safety matters, but cannot substitute for a police report. In an emergency, contact the police directly.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Housing applications, housing maintenance issues, informal settlement challenges, housing-related service matters and community housing developments.
Housing applications, subsidies and maintenance fall under the City of Johannesburg and the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements. No dedicated online reporting portal for housing enquiries has been supplied to the office. Call Joburg Connect, or send the detail to the office and it will be directed to the correct department.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
Municipal service challenges, community infrastructure concerns, public facility issues and other matters affecting daily life that do not fall under the categories above.
Joburg Connect on 0860 562 874 is the single entry point for every City of Johannesburg service and is answered around the clock. If you are not sure which entity is responsible, start there and keep the reference number you are given.
Always keep the reference number you are given. If the matter is not resolved, send it to the office with that reference and it can be escalated. Report it to the office.
LogNow SmartCity. An independent platform that helps residents save their details and account and meter numbers, simplify municipal fault reporting, and track previously logged faults. LogNow SmartCity is not an official City Power or City of Johannesburg platform. Visit LogNow SmartCity.
The office is committed to ensuring that residents’ concerns are heard, documented and directed to the appropriate government departments, municipalities and service providers.
If you have already reported a fault and it has not been attended to, send the office the details and your reference number. The matter can then be escalated through parliamentary and municipal channels.
The information provided on this website regarding municipal services, reporting channels, contact numbers, websites and procedures has been compiled from information received from the relevant government departments, municipal entities and service providers. Honourable Imraan Moosa and his office provide this information as a public service to assist residents in accessing the correct channels for reporting service delivery issues. Please note that contact numbers, operating procedures, reporting platforms and service processes may change from time to time. While every effort is made to keep the information accurate and up to date, Honourable Imraan Moosa and his office cannot accept responsibility for changes made by external entities, incorrect information supplied by service providers, or any delays experienced when using these services. Residents are encouraged to verify the latest contact details and procedures directly with the relevant municipal entity before submitting a report. For assistance with unresolved service delivery matters, residents may contact the office of Honourable Imraan Moosa for guidance and support.
Constituency casework, community programmes, service delivery escalations and WhatsApp communities — all of it starts on Community Connect.
