Residents of Mamone Village and surrounding communities in Limpopo are invited to attend an important government outreach event aimed at bringing essential services closer to the people.
The Minister of Social Development, Ms. Nokuzola Sisisi Tolashe, will visit Mamone Village in the Sekhukhune District as part of a government community engagement initiative.
The visit forms part of the Integrated Community Outreach Programme (ICROP), which is designed to improve service delivery by connecting communities directly with government departments and public service providers.
Event Details
Date: Friday, 13 March 2026
Time: 08:00
Venue: Sekwati Sportsgrounds, Ga-Kgoshi Malekutu-Mampuru IV, Mamone, Limpopo
The event will operate on a first-come, first-served basis, and all residents are welcome to attend.
Purpose of the Outreach Programme
The Integrated Community Outreach Programme is part of government efforts to strengthen communication between communities and public institutions.
During the event, residents will have the opportunity to interact directly with the Minister, government officials, and other stakeholders.
- Access government services in one place
- Receive assistance with SASSA applications and procedures
- Ask questions about social development programmes
- Raise community concerns directly with government representatives
- Learn about available support programmes and opportunities
Residents who need help understanding their social grant status can also use the SASSA status check resources available here.
Bring Your Identification Documents
Residents who wish to receive assistance with government services are advised to bring the following:
- South African ID document or ID card
- Any supporting documents required for applications or enquiries
Having the correct documents will help officials assist residents more efficiently during the event.
Opportunity for Surrounding Villages
This outreach programme is not only for Mamone Village residents. People from nearby villages are also encouraged to attend.
- Jane Furse
- Madibong
- Ga-Moretsele
- Ga-Maila
- Marulaneng
- Dinotsi
- Manganeng
- Schoonoord
- Tshehlwaneng
- And surrounding areas
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to engage directly with government leadership.
What to Bring to the Event
While not compulsory, community members attending the event may consider bringing the following items, especially considering the hot weather conditions often experienced in Limpopo:
- Drinking water
- A lunch box or light snacks
- A camp chair
- An umbrella, hat, or cap for sun protection
Transport Arrangements
Residents using public transport may travel to Jane Furse Taxi Rank, where taxi marshals will assist passengers travelling to the event venue.
Community members may also consider organising group transport with neighbours or sharing taxi costs with others travelling to the event.
A Valuable Opportunity for the Community
This outreach programme represents an opportunity for the people of Sekhukhune District to speak directly with government leaders and access services that can improve their daily lives.
For some residents and unemployed youth attending the event, gatherings like this can also create small informal trading opportunities. Those interested can read our guide on how SRD beneficiaries and unemployed youth can explore small business opportunities during community events.
You can also explore additional guidance on practical small trading ideas for grant beneficiaries at community events.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Integrated Community Outreach Programme (ICROP)?
ICROP is a government initiative aimed at bringing multiple government services closer to communities, especially in rural and underserved areas.
Do I need to register before attending?
No prior registration is required. The event operates on a first-come, first-served basis.
Can I apply for SASSA services at the event?
Officials will provide assistance with SASSA-related enquiries and application procedures, provided you bring your ID and supporting documents.
Is the event only for Mamone Village residents?
No. Residents from surrounding villages in the Sekhukhune District are also welcome to attend.
