George Junior City Council members take oath of office

GEORGE NEWS - The George Junior City Council (JCC) confirmed its latest intake of members at a ceremony held recently, where high school learners pledged to serve the city with integrity and leadership.

Learners from Grades 10 and 11, who act as ambassadors for George Municipality, were accompanied by their parents as they took the Solemn Oath of Office under the guidance of Speaker of Council Sean Snyman.

Mayor Jackie von Brandis and Portfolio Councillor for Community Development, Libraries and Sport Melvin Roelfse, conferred the official JCC badges on the new members. In her address, Von Brandis reminded the learners that they are “no longer ordinary members of the community,” stressing that their acceptance of the badges signals a commitment to serve the city and its residents with dedication and ethical leadership.

The JCC serves as a representative forum for high school learners, promoting active citizenship, providing a platform to represent student leaders, and helping participants gain a deeper understanding of local government.

Von Brandis reminded the learners that they are “no longer ordinary members of the community,” stressing that their acceptance of the badges signals a commitment to serve the city and its residents with dedication and ethical leadership.

George Mayor Jackie von Brandis, councillors, officials and members of the George Junior City Council at the badge conferring event at the George Banquet Hall.