Public Notice – IMPROVEMENT IN WATER RESERVOIR LEVELS Polokwane Municipality’s water reservoirs are showing signs of improvement after several days of strain. The concerted efforts of the municipality, the community and Lepelle Northern Water are gradually restoring the water levels to more sustainable levels. However, it is crucial to emphasize that despite these positive developments, …
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POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY TAKES BOLD STEPS TO TACKLE WATER CHALLENGES In the face of water shortage issues, Polokwane Municipality has embarked on a proactive initiative to ensure a more reliable water supply for its residents. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, the municipality has made a decisive move to prioritize the drilling of boreholes as …
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Public Notice – ADJUSTED MUNICIPAL SERVICES DURING EASTER 2024 – 27 March 2024 All municipal customers are informed of the early closure of municipal offices, including the Rates Hall for Easter. Offices will close at 12h00 on Thursday, 28 March 2024 and open on Tuesday, 02 April 2024. All emergency and essential services, such …
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Public Notice – PUBLIC PARTICIPATION SCHEDULE FOR2024/25 DRAFT IDP/BUDGET Notice is hereby given in terms of the Municipal Systems Act (32 of 2000) Section 16 which mandatemunicipalities to develop a culture of municipal governance that complements formal representative governmentwith a system of participatory governance, and must for this purpose encourage, and create conditions for, …
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Public Notice – 2024/25 DRAFT IDP/BUDGET ADOPTION Notice is hereby given in terms of the Municipal Systems Act (32 of 2000) Section 21 and Municipal FinanceManagement Act (56 of 2003) Section 22 that Polokwane Municipality Council has adopted the 2024/25Draft IDP/Budget on the 27 March 2024. Community members are invited to make comments and inputs …
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PUBLIC NOTICE – HOUSEHOLD WASTE COLLECTION SCHEDULE FOR HOLIDAYS – 20 March 2024 Polokwane Municipality hereby informs all customers that household waste collection services will continue as scheduled during the upcoming holidays on Thursday, 21st and Friday, 29th March, and Monday, 1 st April 2024. The municipality’s dedicated team will be working diligently to …
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PUBLIC NOTICE – WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION – 20 March 2024 All customers are hereby advised that Lepelle Northern Water (LNW) has temporarily halted operations at the Olifantspoort plant and all outstations due to a malfunction with the high-lift pumps delivery valve. Replacement of the faulty valve is currently underway and is expected to be …
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POLOKWANE MUNICIPALITY SHINES BRIGHT AS IT WINS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD FOR SUSTAINED AUDIT EXCELLENCE Polokwane, 19 March 2024 – Polokwane Municipality has emerged victorious at the prestigious South African Local Government Association (SALGA) 2022/23 Municipal Awards. The municipality clinched the coveted award in the category honouring municipalities with sustained unqualified audit opinions, reaffirming its status …
The Municipal Public Accounts Committee’s (MPAC) public hearing is in session at the council chamber to probe the adjusted annual performance report for 2022/23 financial year. The committee led by its chairperson Cllr. MS Phoshoko prepares questions based on the reports from the municipality and its entity, Polokwane Housing Association. The Executive Mayor, …
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Today, Polokwane Municipality extended a helping hand to its residents in need by donating four houses. Located in Manyapje Ga-Mashashane, Mankweng, Moletjie Ga-Manamela, and Thokgwaneng, these houses represent more than just bricks and mortar – they symbolize the restoration of dignity and hope for those who have been living in dire conditions. But …
