by Staff Writer
As part of oversight, Gauteng MEC for Roads and Transport
Kedibone Diale-Tlabela undertook proactive inspections as part of the
Department’s commitment to ensuring compliance and efficiency at licensing
centres across the province.
On Friday, 14 March 2025, paid an unannounced visit to the
Centurion licensing centre at RTMC Offices in Tshwane. She followed this with
another oversight visit to the Maponya Mall Licensing Centre in Klipspruit,
Soweto on Monday, 17 March 2025.
These cutting-edge facilities are poised to redefine the
licensing experience, promising unparalleled convenience, professionalism and
efficiency.
According to MEC Diale-Tlabela, launching these centres is
at the heart of prioritising service delivery interventions within or near
townships, informal settlements and hostels.
The licensing centres are designed to be hubs of licensing
services, offering comprehensive range of solutions, including vehicle license
renewals, driving license applications, renewals and more. They are equipped
with advanced technology and staffed by experienced and dedicated officials and
are poised to deliver exceptional service.
"These unannounced visits are part of our efforts to
ensure quality service to our clients and serve as a deterrent against alleged
corrupt activities at our licensing centres" she said.
MEC Diale-Tlabela has vowed to carry out similar visits to
various testing centres as the Department aims to tighten loopholes that make
it possible for corruption to thrive at all testing centres across the province.