Long queues and poor service is a thing of the past for the Alberton community as new leadership takes over.
A source that didn’t want to be named told tame publications that under this new leadership, rendering of services has improved.
“I rent a business space closer to home affairs and things used to be so bad that people would even fight because of bad service,” said our source.
“When things are not good, they appear on facebook and all social media platforms but when things are good, no one notices.”
Tame times has also learnt that the new management is only temporary, and the manager will only serve for 3 months.
As the publication we went to witness the new transformation and we can confirm that on Thursday 02 June, around 14h30 there were no long queues and people were doing walk-ins at the home affairs and getting assistance.