Nelson Mandela Museum
Website continuity, staff publishing support and a managed transition across two CMS platforms.
Managed service completedPACE ONLINE / CASE STUDY
Mkhambathini Local Municipality
Taking responsibility for an existing website, its content service and its technical handover.
Local government2023–2026Managed service completed
Support does not always start with a rebuild
Mkhambathini appointed Pace to take over and operate an existing WordPress website. The site had been designed by another provider. Pace's contribution was the hosting, maintenance, publishing service and technical management needed to keep the municipal channel working.
The operational work behind the website
The engagement covered migration, performance-oriented plugin work, content uploads, account management and service reviews. Vacancies, tenders, financial schedules and audit documents were published through a ticketed support desk. A later move to a local server formed part of the infrastructure service.
An orderly transition
The three-year hosting and maintenance engagement concluded with a full site package, technical description and recommendations handed over in February 2026. For organisations inheriting a website, this case demonstrates an alternative to replacing everything immediately: establish technical ownership, a publishing process and a maintainable environment.
THE DELIVERY
Three years of website hosting and maintenance, followed by a documented handover of the inherited platform.
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