source: Mmegi
EPHRAIM KEORENG
Staff Writer
Gaborone City Council (GCC) will soon build a new Civic Centre at the Main Mall. Deputy city clerk, Lebuile Israel told Mmegi that the design plan of the project will cost around P3 million.
The new facility will be built near Gaborone Secondary School grounds, just across the road from the current Civic Centre. Israel said that the building will feature mostly administration offices. At the existing Civic Centre, the physical planning offices and other facilities at the back, especially the caravans, will be razed.
The new complex will house the council chambers and the offices of the mayor and city clerk. Construction is expected to start next year. Israel said it has become necessary to build a new civic centre to boost the [continue reading]
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