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PRESS STATEMENT: Women’s safety must be treated as a local governance priority
PRESS STATEMENT: 16 SEPTEMBER 2026 Women’s safety must be treated as a local governance priority How many more women must die before women’s safety becomes a local priority? The discovery of women’s bodies in Kempton Park, City of Ekurhuleni is a deeply disturbing…
Planact, in partnership with WaterCan, Hosted a Water Testing Training with a Focus on Gauteng
On 29 July, Planact, in partnership with WaterCAN, hosted a water-testing training session at the Metal Box Building in Milpark, in the City of Johannesburg, for community participants from Orange Farm, Nanas Farm, Phomolong, Itireleng, Kuvuki, and Skoonplaas. The…
Testing Potable Water in Three MASCOM Communities in Emalahleni Local Municipality
In 2024, MASCOM, the Emalahleni Cluster of informal settlement communities, supported by Planact, engaged in a community-led social audit on potable water. The intention was to monitor the quantity and quality of potable water delivered to communities…
Planact hosted an Information Session in Ivory Park
On 13 August, Planact hosted an Information Session in Ivory Park in partnership with the South African Revenue Service (SARS), Small Enterprise Development and Finance Agency (SEDFA), and ENSafrica, Africa’s largest law firm. The session provided small and emerging…
Celebrating Planact Women Who Make Towns and Cities Work for People
Happy Women’s Month As we close Women’s Month this August, we would like to celebrate and appreciate all the women at Planact who have dedicated their lives to making towns and cities work for people.
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