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Water023 316 1854
Fire Brigade023 316 1998
Police023 312 1204
Witzenberg Control Centre023 316 23 28/9 or 072 851 8294 or 072 852 2362
Hospital (Prov.)023 312 1116
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Interpreter (REF: COR 15)

Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 373 129.02 per annum (Post level T11 of a Grade 4 Municipality)

Requirements:

  • A relevant 3-year tertiary (NQF Level 6) qualification majoring in language practice /Translation and Interpreting or Linguistics.
  • 2-5 Years of relevant experience as a translator/interpreter.
  • Computer literate (MS applications).
  • Code B driver’s licence.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa (Written and Verbal), including the ability to provide simultaneous and/or consecutive interpreting services
  • Good human relations, interpersonal, and communication skills.
  • Ability to give attention to detail.
  • High level of responsibility.
  • Ability to work under pressure and to handle conflict.
  • Must be fit and healthy to carry out duties with good eyesight, hearing, and speech ability.
  • Must be mentally fit and able to do the work and function effectively in difficult working conditions.
  • The incumbent must have a high level of concentration and mental alertness and the ability to cope with stress.
  • Fluent in at least 2 of the 3 languages spoken in the Western Cape, Afrikaans, English or IsiXhosa.

Duties

  • Undertake written translations by receiving documents for translation and, using a computer and dictionary, translating into and from Afrikaans, English, and Xhosa.
  • Arrange for typing of translated documents; Check documents for typing errors and return for further
  • administrative attention and arrange external translation by a service provider if so approved by the Manager.
  • Translate municipal documents such as: Reports; Brochures; Letters; Policies; Training material; Official forms and charge sheets; Questionnaires/adverts and notices; Press releases and any other material submitted by any directorate in two of the three official languages of the province.
  • Translate recommendations and summaries of items that were served before Council and its Committees.
  • Forward translation requests electronically, via e-mail or telephonically.
  • Proofread all translations prior to dispatching back to the requestor and typing of translated documents.
  • Editing a broad spectrum of documents in isiXhosa and /or English and translating PowerPoint slides for public participation.
  • Liaising with PANSALB structures such as the Provincial Language committees.
  • Ensure the successful implementation of the municipal language policy by liaising and communicating with other municipalities regarding language issues.
  • Perform Interpretation Services by acting as interpreter when required, e.g. at council meetings, council with public gatherings, and disciplinary hearings in order to provide proper interpretation services.
  • Arrange committee meetings as assigned and arrange audio recordings of meetings in all meetings.
  • Collect agenda items for submission to the committee.
  • Obtain outstanding information needed for compilation of agenda items and liaise with departments and bodies.
  • Arrange for typing of agendas and scrutinize agendas and submit them to the Senior Administrative Officer.
  • Monitor printing and distribution of agendas.
  • Assist with specific logistical and procedural requirements associated with Council's meetings and Committee support functions
  • Provide information on meeting procedures
  • Allocate secretarial resources in accordance with the status and complexity of meetings and submit completed schedules for approval and execution
  • Ensure that security measures are in place and that unauthorized persons do not gain access to the recording system, which is located in the Council Chambers for meeting purposes.
  • Refer to Council's schedule of meetings and arrange and confirm the venue with due consideration to the number of delegates attending and facilities required.
  • Assist with the compilation of Council's annual programme of scheduled meetings
  • Provide secretarial support in terms of minute-taking to various
  • Committee and Sub Committee meetings. Compile committee agendas and attend meetings.
  • Ensure that all supporting information is included with specific items to eliminate any possible confusion
  • Responsible for scrutinizing all draft agendas for correctness of language prior to having it signed and distributed
  • Circulate notifications, agendas and minutes of previous meetings to members.
  • Arrange pre-meeting discussions with stakeholders if required and take necessary steps relating to arranging and preparation of meetings and submit draft minutes to Manager.
  • Access and make information available before the meetings to the Chairperson and/or representatives on specific items for discussion, referring to Council's resolutions, reports and correspondence.
  • Support with regard to various logistical arrangements. Ensure effective sound recordings of all council meetings.
  • Responsible for completion of CD recordings and protection thereof and arrange that committee decisions be conveyed to internal
  • departments and sections and arrange discussions to facilitate implementation of decisions when necessary.
  • Liaise and consult with supervisor regarding implementation of committees and diarize matters for follow-up and ensure final disposal.
  • Arrange for committee items serve at the next approval level, when applicable.
  • Obtain quotations in respect of municipal assets and stationery.
  • Liaise with service providers with regard to relevant documents, specifications, delivery logistics and site visits.
  • Comply with the relevant supply chain management processes in terms of approval, requisitions and order numbers.
  • Inform the Manager: Administration of any administrative delay, matter, issue, or issues perceived whilst obtaining quotations.
  • Complete all processes, including submission of invoices, and inform the service provider of pay date.
  • Ensure that the delivery service of assets obtained is smoothly organized and that assets are barcoded.
  • Assist the Manager: Administration with the tender process, seek quotations and requisitions.
  • Liaise with the applicable service provider on the requirements and specifications for translations.
  • Ensure an effective translation service and receive letters to be responded to
  • Obtain relevant information to prepare a written response
  • Draft a letter to respond and submit to the supervisor and manager for approval.
  • Undertake follow-up, when necessary, in order to ensure that correspondence, as assigned, is duly responded to
  • Perform general administrative tasks related to administrative functions to ensure effective translation services
  • Liaise with supervisor as necessary to ensure that general administrative tasks are well performed.
  • Liaise with the applicable service provider regarding the requirements, specifications and prescriptions with regard to translations.
Interpreter (250.74KB) Last published 31 October 2026

Committee Officer (REF: COR 13)

Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 316 061.15 per annum (Post level T10 of a Grade 4 Municipality)

Requirements:

  • National Diploma (NQF 6) in Administration or a Secretarial National Diploma (NQF 6) or equivalent.
  • Computer literacy (MS Applications).
  • 3-5 years of relevant administrative experience required (corporate minute-taking and Quality Assurance).
  • A valid Code B driver's licence.
  • Good supervision, human relations, interpersonal, and communication skills.
  • Ability to give attention to detail.
  • Must be fit and healthy to carry out duties.
  • Good eyesight, hearing, and speech ability
  • Must be able to function effectively in difficult working conditions.
  • Must be mentally fit and able to do the work.
  • High level of responsibility, ability to work under pressure, and ability to handle conflict.
  • Fluent in 2 of the 3 languages spoken in the Western Cape: Afrikaans, English, or IsiXhosa.
  • Please note: A performance agreement is also applicable to this position, whereby the employer reserves the right to institute a performance management program.

Duties:

  • Co-ordinate specific logistical and procedural requirements associated with the Council’s meetings and Committee support functions
  • Provide information on meeting procedures and serve as custodian of such proceedings
  • Allocate secretarial resources in accordance with the status and complexity of meetings and submit completed schedules for approval and execution.
  • Communicate with Departmental Heads regarding the inclusion of items in agendas.
  • Plan and source information in conjunction with the various Departments.
  • Obtain information from Departments in order to finalize planning for items for specific agendas.
  • Communicate resolutions to the various stakeholders in expediting the action deriving from it.
  • Provide secretarial support to various Committees and Sub-Committees' sittings.
  • Communicate with Office Bearers to establish items for inclusion on the agenda.
  • Submit investigational and general reports and proposals supporting agenda items.
  • Ensure that all supporting information is included with specific items to eliminate any possible confusion.
  • Responsible for scrutinizing all draft agendas for correctness prior to having it signed and distributed.
  • Circulate notifications, agendas, and minutes of previous meetings to Access and make information available prior to the meetings to the Chairperson and/or representatives on specific items for discussion, referring to Council's resolutions, reports and correspondence.
  • Support with regard to various logistical arrangements.
  • Ensure effective sound recordings of all council meetings.
  • Responsible for the completion of CD recordings and protection thereof.
  • Assist the Manager of Administration with the tender process, seeking quotations and requisitions.
  • Co-ordinate the compilation of Council agendas and minutes as well as reports to Standing Committees.
  • Type and print all official and general documents through word processing.
  • Responsible for the compilation and generation of all official documents for inclusion in the relevant agendas and minutes of the Council’s Committees.
  • Translating municipal documents such as reports, Letters or any other documentation in at least two of the official languages of the Western Cape.
  • Translate recommendations and summaries of items that were served before Council and its Committees.
  • Forward translation requests electronically, via e-mail or telephonically.
  • Proofread all translations prior to dispatching back to the requestor and typing of translated documents.
  • Translate PowerPoint slides for public participation.
  • Ensure the successful implementation of the municipal language policy by liaising and communicating with other municipalities regarding language issues.
Committee Officer (268.02KB) Last published 31 October 2026

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30 October 2026

Bursary Fund: Academic Year: 2027

BURSARY FUND ACADEMIC YEAR: 2027

The Witzenberg Municipality invites applications from qualifying students for financial assistance through the Bursary Fund for the 2027 academic year.

The bursary programme aims to support deserving youth residing within the Witzenberg municipal area and to promote studies in scarce and critical skills fields relevant to local government and community development.

VALUE OF THE BURSARY

Bursary assistance will be limited to the payment of registration fees only and will be awarded subject to:

  • The availability of funding;
  • The approved municipal budget;
  • Verification of actual registration costs; and
  • Compliance with the approved Mayoral Bursary Fund Policy.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

Applicants must:

  • Be South African citizens;
  • Be between the ages of 18 and 35 years;
  • Permanently reside within the Witzenberg Municipal Area;
  • Be accepted for, or registered at, an accredited South African academic institution;
  • Be studying towards a first qualification;
  • Have a combined gross household income not exceeding R350 000 per annum;
  • Meet all requirements of the approved Mayoral Bursary Fund Policy.
  • Children of permanent municipal employees and employees appointed on fixed-term contracts of twelve (12) months or longer may also apply in accordance with the approved policy.

Preference will be given to applicants pursuing studies in the following scarce and critical skills fields

Category Fields of Study
Engineering, Infrastructure and Built Environment Civil Engineering; Electrical Engineering; Mechanical Engineering; Construction

Management; Architecture; Architectural Technology; Quantity Surveying; Surveying and Geomatics; Town and Regional Planning; Urban and Regional Planning.

Water, Environmental and Sustainability Environmental Management; Environmental Health; Water and Wastewater Management; Water Engineering; Hydrology and Water Sciences; Conservation and Environmental Sciences.
Information, Digital and

Spatial Technologies

Information Technology; Computer Science; Data Science; Information

Management; Cyber Security; Geographic Information Systems (GIS).

 

 

Finance, Governance and Administration      Financial Management; Accounting; Internal Auditing; Risk Management; Economics; Supply Chain Management; Development Studies; Local Economic Development; Bachelor of Laws (LLB).
Community Protection and Emergency Services Occupational Health and Safety; Disaster Risk Management;
Artisan and Technical Trades Electrician; Plumber; Welder; Millwright; Fitter and Turner; Diesel Mechanic; Motor Mechanic; Bricklayer; Water Reticulation Practitioner; Other recognised artisan qualifications relevant to municipal service delivery.
Human and Social Science Development Studies; Social Work; Psychology; Community Development; Sport development

Applicants must submit:

  • Completed bursary application form;
  • Certified copy of South African identity document;
  • Proof of residence within the Witzenberg Municipal Area;
  • Certified copies of latest academic results;
  • Proof of acceptance or registration at an accredited South African academic institution;
  • Proof of household income for all income earners within the household;
  • Affidavit where no income is earned;
  • Proof of disability (where applicable); and
  • Any additional supporting documentation required by the Municipality.

CLOSING DATE:  13 NOVEMBER 2026 AT 12:00

Late, incomplete, or faxed applications will not be considered.

Application forms are available from the Witzenberg Municipality, 50 Voortrekker Street, Ceres, or may be downloaded from the municipal website.

Completed applications must be submitted to: The Senior Human Resources Manager, Witzenberg Municipality

emailed to: jobs@witzenberg.gov.za

If applicants have not been contacted within sixty (60) days after the closing date, they should consider their applications unsuccessful.

The Municipality reserves the right not to award any bursary. The awarding of bursaries remains subject to the availability of funding and compliance with the approved Mayoral Bursary Fund Policy.

D Nasson

Municipal Manager

Last published 30 October 2026

Senior Administrative Officer (REF: FIN 2)

Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 373 129.02 per annum (Post Level T11 of a Grade 4 Municipality)

Requirements:

  • Grade 12
  • National Diploma (NQF6) in Public Administration / Public Management.
  • Computer literacy (MS Applications).
  • A valid Code B driver's licence.
  • 5 - 8 years’ experience.
  • Discretion and trustworthiness.
  • The ability to be proactive and take initiative.
  • Organisational, planning, and multitasking skills.
  • Good human relations, interpersonal, and communication skills and the ability to prioritize and organize.
  • Ability to give attention to detail and accuracy.
  • Positive, can-do attitude, flexibility and adaptability, and a high level of responsibility.
  • Judgment and decision-making ability.
  • Ability to work under pressure and with tact and diplomacy.
  • Ability to deal with conflict situations, uphold a strict level of confidentiality, and have good telephone etiquette.
  • Fluent in 2 of the 3 languages spoken in the Western Cape: Afrikaans, English or IsiXhosa.
  • Please note: A performance agreement is also applicable to this position, whereby the employer reserves the right to institute a performance management program.

Duties:

  • Preparing office circulars based on directives/decisions taken at management meetings and formulating responses to correspondence received to facilitate clarification and understanding in collaboration with the Director of Financial Services.
  • Collating information and/or conducting routine investigations to establish facts for inclusion in responses to internal/external communications (position papers, reports, etc.).
  • Identifying the key deliverables and immediate goals detailed in the Municipality's strategic plans (Integrated Development Plan, Budget, Service Delivery Budget Implementation Plan, etc.).
  • Maintaining the Service Delivery Budget Implementation Plan of the Directorate on the electronic performance management system and ensuring the correctness of details in collaboration with the Director of Financial Services.
  • Take all steps relating to arrangements of meetings and the preparation of Directorate­ Financial Services.
  • Provide fully functional secretarial support to various Committees and Sub-Committees sitting (Directorate of Financial Services Department) by taking notes and preparing draft minutes at meetings as directed by the Director of Financial Services.
  • Attend specific meetings as directed, record discussions, and prepare and circulate minutes to directorates outlining agreed steps and actions.
  • Interacting with personnel with a view to consolidating, referring, and responding to specific enquiries or clarifying routine procedural interpretation and understanding.
  • Liaise with both internal and external stakeholders on the Director of Financial Services' matters as directed.
  • Communicate with departmental heads regarding the inclusion of items on agendas as directed
  • Interact with the Director of Financial Services continuously to establish an effective base of communication in the continuation of tasks
  • Interact with Directorates to obtain views and opinions and to provide guidance with routine problem-solving
  • Communicating with the Director of Financial Services and/or directorates and establishing critical priorities for scheduling purposes.
  • Organising, confirming, updating, and scheduling the Director of Financial Services' diary and annual calendar, meetings and appointments with the Executive Mayor, Speaker, Councillors, Directors, external parties, etc., arranging venues and attending to catering requirements and/or alerting or indicating priority/urgent actions requiring attention.
  • Performing work assignments using word processing and database software or other office applications (MS Office, etc.) to access, sort, merge, and/or update data or documents and to compose correspondence, PowerPoint, spreadsheets, reports, schedules, etc. from drafts, transcripts, recorded dictation, taped recordings or verbal instructions.
  • Providing expert MS Word and Excel processing and related support services associated with the compilation of reports and documents by inserting graphs/tables, page breaks/numbers, editing, and ensuring that the table of contents is correct.
  • Attending to telephone calls and visitors to the Department, establishing the nature of visits and directing requests to appropriate personnel, maintaining professional telephone etiquette, and ensuring that visitors are received in such a manner that the professional image of the Office is enhanced.
  • Liaise effectively with internal departments and external organisations on behalf of the Director of Financial Services.
  • Co-ordinating the decor and layout, food/beverage service, invitations, venue reservations, protocol requirements, etc. for executive events and functions, and liaising with relevant service providers.
  • Preparing and obtaining quotations for the procurement of goods and services for the event/function, arranging the printing/photocopying of relevant material, and distributing invitations in accordance with the invitation list.
  • Monitor financial control over the Departmental CAPITAL expenditure vote, ensuring that all Managers who report to the Director of Financial Services keep the budget within the expenditure projects.
  • Coordinate requisitions for orders on financial systems for the Directorate
  • Contact with the public and other departmental staff concerning departmental matters by effective personal Contact, telephonic conversations, and written communication concerning departmental matters, e.g., service requests, payments, orders, and complaints
  • Give verbal feedback to the superior regarding the area of responsibility.
Senior Administrative Officer (REF: FIN 2) (265.48KB) Last published 28 October 2026

Senior Administrative Officer (REF: TEC 2)

Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 373 129.02 per annum (Post Level T11 of a Grade 4 Municipality)

Requirements:

  • Grade 12
  • National Diploma (NQF6) in Public Administration / Public Management.
  • Computer literacy (MS Applications).
  • A valid Code B driver's licence.
  • 5 - 8 years’ experience.
  • Discretion and trustworthiness.
  • The ability to be proactive and take initiative.
  • Organisational, planning, and multitasking skills.
  • Good human relations, interpersonal, and communication skills and the ability to prioritize and organize.
  • Ability to give attention to detail and accuracy.
  • Positive, can-do attitude, flexibility and adaptability, and a high level of responsibility.
  • Judgment and decision-making ability.
  • Ability to work under pressure and with tact and diplomacy.
  • Ability to deal with conflict situations, uphold a strict level of confidentiality, and have good telephone etiquette.
  • Fluent in 2 of the 3 languages spoken in the Western Cape: Afrikaans, English or IsiXhosa.
  • Please note: A performance agreement is also applicable to this position, whereby the employer reserves the right to institute a performance management program.

Duties:

  • Preparing office circulars based on directives/decisions taken at management meetings and formulating responses to correspondence received to facilitate clarification and understanding in collaboration with the Director, Technicon Services.
  • Collating information and/or conducting routine investigations to establish facts for inclusion in responses to internal/external communications (position papers, reports, etc.).
  • Identifying the key deliverables and immediate goals detailed in the Municipality's strategic plans (Integrated Development Plan, Budget, Service Delivery Budget Implementation Plan, etc.).
  • Maintaining the Service Delivery Budget Implementation Plan of the Directorate on the electronic performance management system and ensuring the correctness of details in collaboration with the Director of Technical Services.
  • Take all steps relating to arrangements of meetings and the preparation of Directorate­ Technical Services.
  • Provide fully functional secretarial support to various Committees and Sub-Committees sitting (Directorate of Technical Services Department) by taking notes and preparing draft minutes at meetings as directed by the Director of Technical Services.
  • Attend specific meetings as directed, record discussions, and prepare and circulate minutes to directorates outlining agreed steps and actions.
  • Interact with personnel with a view to consolidating, referring, and responding to specific enquiries or clarifying routine procedural interpretation and understanding.
  • Liaise with both internal and external stakeholders on the Director of Technical Services' matters as directed.
  • Communicate with departmental heads regarding the inclusion of items on agendas as directed
  • Interact with the Director of Technical Services continuously to establish an effective base of communication in the continuation of tasks
  • Interact with Directorates to obtain views and opinions and to provide guidance with routine problem-solving
  • Communicating with the Director of Technical Services and/or directorates and establishing critical priorities for scheduling purposes.
  • Organising, confirming, updating, and scheduling the Director of Technical Services' diary and annual calendar, meetings and appointments with the Executive Mayor, Speaker, Councillors, Directors, external parties, etc., arranging venues and attending to catering requirements and/or alerting or indicating priority/urgent actions requiring attention.
  • Performing work assignments using word processing and database software or other office applications (MS Office, etc.) to access, sort, merge, and/or update data or documents and to compose correspondence, PowerPoint, spreadsheets, reports, schedules, etc. from drafts, transcripts, recorded dictation, taped recordings or verbal instructions.
  • Providing expert MS Word and Excel processing and related support services associated with the compilation of reports and documents by inserting graphs/tables, page breaks/numbers, editing, and ensuring that the table of contents is correct.
  • Attending to telephone calls and visitors to the Department, establishing the nature of visits and directing requests to appropriate personnel, maintaining professional telephone etiquette, and ensuring that visitors are received in such a manner that the professional image of the Office is enhanced.
  • Liaise effectively with internal departments and external organisations on behalf of the Director of Technical Services.
  • Co-ordinating the decor and layout, food/beverage service, invitations, venue reservations, protocol requirements, etc. for executive events and functions, and liaising with relevant service providers.
  • Preparing and obtaining quotations for the procurement of goods and services for the event/function, arranging the printing/photocopying of relevant material, and distributing invitations in accordance with the invitation list.
  • Monitor financial control over the Departmental CAPITAL expenditure vote, ensuring that all Managers who report to the Director of Technical Services keep the budget within the expenditure projects.
  • Coordinate requisitions for orders on financial systems for the Directorate
  • Contact with the public and other departmental staff concerning departmental matters by effective personal Contact, telephonic conversations, and written communication concerning departmental matters, e.g., service requests, payments, orders, and complaints
  • Give verbal feedback to the superior regarding the area of responsibility.
Senior Administrative Officer (265.01KB) Last published 28 October 2026

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26 October 2026

WireIT: Prepaid Electricity

WIREIT

PREPAID ELECTRICITY PURCHASE PROCEDURE USING BANKING APPLICATIONS

1.  Register Your Meter

For meters we support, you’ll need to register your meter with WireIT so we know where to send your token. You can do this here online using Register or SMS your meter number to 36073.

2.  Make A Payment

Make a payment to WireIT (a bank defined beneficiary) using your meter number as our reference using any banking method available to you. Once the bank receives your payment and lets us know, we can start processing your token.

3.  Get Your Token

According to the rules of your municipality / service provider, we will generate your token using the reference (the meter number) you provided and send it to your registered email address and/or via SMS without delay.

 

ABSA

 

CAPITEC FNB NEDBANK STANDARD BANK
  • Select “Pay”
  • Select “Pay New

Beneficiary”

  • Select “Pay a Bill”

 

  • Select “Institution” and

Search for “WireIT”

  • Select “Account Name” “WireIT”

 

  • Enter “Bill Account Number” - use Meter Number (11 digits)
  • Enter “My Reference” – use Meter Number (11 digits)
  • Insert Value of token required
  • Select “Pay”
  • Select “Pay Beneficiary”
  • Select “Add Beneficiary”

 

  • Select “Capitec

Registered”

  • Search for “WireIT”

 

  • Select “Beneficiary Name” – use “WireIT”

 

  • Enter “Reference Meter Number” – use Meter Number (11 digits)
  • Insert Value of token required

 

  • Select “Pay”
  • Select “Pay”
  • Select “Recipients”

 

  • Select “Add Recipient/ Bill”
  • Select “Public Recipient”

 

  • Search for “Public Recipient Name” – use “WireIT”
  • Enter “Own Reference” –

use “WireIT”

 

  • Enter “Recipient Reference” – use Meter Number (11 digits)
  • Select “Continue”

 

  • Select “Pay Now”
  • Select “Transact”
  • Select “Pay”

 

  • Select “Single Payment”

 

  • Select from “Bank

Approved Recipients”

  • Search “WireIT”

 

 

  • Enter “Beneficiary Reference” – use Meter Number (11 digits)
  • Insert Value of token required

 

  • Select “Pay”
  • Select “Payments”
  • Select “Once Off

Payments”

  • Select “Business

Directory”

  • Search for “WireIT”

 

  • Enter “Beneficiary Reference” – use Meter Number (11 digits)
  • Insert Value of token required

 

  • Select “Pay”
Last published 03 November 2026

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24 April 2026

Supplementary Valuation Roll For The Period 2022/3

PUBLIC NOTICE

INSPECTION OF SUPPLEMENTARY VALUATION

ROLL FOR THE PERIOD 2022/3

 

Notice is hereby given, in terms of the provisions of Section 49(1)(a)(i) read together with Section 78(2) of the Government: Municipal Property Rates Act (no 6 of (2004), herein after referred to as the “Act” that the Supplementary Valuation Roll 2022/3 lies open for Public Inspection at the various offices of the Municipality or the Webpage www.witzenberg.gov.za as from 17 April 2026 to 08 May 2026 An invitation is also extended, in terms of the provisions of Section 49(1)(a)(ii), read together with Section 78(2) of the Act, that any owner of immovable property or any other person may submit an objection to

the Municipal Manager regarding any matter or omission in connection with the Valuation Roll within the abovementioned period. Your attention is specifically  drawn to the provisions of Section 50(2) of the Act that any objection must refer to a particular property and not to the Valuation Roll as a whole. The prescribed form for the lodging of objections is available from under mentioned officials for the owners of the properties involved where

supplementary valuations have been completed.

 

Enquiries may be directed Ms Marizel Poole or Ms Nokutula Mtalo Tel (023) 3161854. Address: The Municipal Manager. Witzenberg Municipality, P O Box 44, Ceres, 6835.

Last published 24 April 2026

News

27 March 2026

Electricity Meter Audits – Revenue Enhancement Programme (REP)

Electricity Meter Audits – Revenue Enhancement Programme (REP)

Witzenberg Municipality wishes to inform residents that electricity meter audits will be conducted as part of the Revenue Enhancement Programme (REP). The purpose of the project is to improve billing accuracy and strengthen municipal revenue, which supports critical infrastructure upgrades such as roads, water supply, and electricity services.

Authorised fieldworkers will be visiting properties to inspect and verify electricity meters. All personnel will be clearly identifiable by:

  • Official uniforms
  • Municipal identification badges
  • Letters of authorisation issued by Witzenberg Municipality

Audit Schedule and Areas

  • Wolseley: 24 – 27 March 2026
  • Ceres: 30 March – 22 April 2026
  • Bella Vista: 13 – 22 April 2026
  • Nduli: 23 – 30 April 2026

Residents are kindly requested to cooperate with the authorised teams to ensure the successful completion of this important initiative.

Enquiries

For further information, please contact Candice Boer at Witzenberg Municipality on 023 316 1854.

Last published 27 March 2026

News

12 March 2026

SCAM ALERT: Witzenberg Municipality HR

SCAM ALERT – Witzenberg Municipality HR

An incident occurred today involving a member of the public who reported being contacted by someone falsely claiming to represent Witzenberg Municipality HR.

  • The individual posed as an HR employee and requested personal information.
  • They arranged to meet the person outside our offices and instructed her not to enter.
  • When she approached our security team, she was assisted by our one of our HR officials and shared her story.
  • The phone number used appeared on TrueCaller as “HR Municipality,” but none of our HR staff made any such calls today.

Witzenberg Municipality encourages the public to be vigilant when contacted for interviews, they may contact the HR department to verify if thay have been selected for potential recruitment. 

 

Last published 12 March 2026

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03 March 2026

Tulbagh – Level 2 Water Restrictions

As a result of the low water level in the Tulbagh dam, Level 2 water restrictions will be implemented in the Tulbagh area, as from 1 March 2026.

This decision assumes that no water is abstracted from the Waverenskroon Dam due to concerns regarding the quality.

 

The Tulbagh dam level is currently at 60% (283 605m3). This is sufficient water for 3.5 months usage. All residents are urged to comply with the measures of the water restriction notice, which was hand-delivered to your post box. Further steps will be taken in cases where these restrictions are not complied with.

 

TULBAGH: LEVEL 2 WATER RESTRICTION

 

1. Sufficient water as per water supply schedule.

2. Implement tariffs as per approved budget tariffs.

3. Construction activities are allowed but no unattended hosepipes.

4. Gardens, Sport fields, Parks and other common areas (Public) may only be watered on even calendar days, but not between 08:00 and 18:00 and not for more than 2 hours. No watering at times of high winds. Boreholes and greywater may be used for irrigation, clear signage to be erected on premises indicating same.

5. Water slides are not allowed.

6. The washing of vehicles with a hosepipe, fitted with an automatic self-closing device. Otherwise, only buckets may be used. Cleaning of windows to be done with buckets.

7. The cleaning of any area (roofs, walls or paved areas) by means of potable water is prohibited. Permit is required where health reasons is applicable.

8. The filling of swimming pools can only be done manually with a hose pipe for one hour a week. Filling of new pools by permit only.

9. Water restrictions become effective immediately after being advertised in the media and in public places.

10. Any person who contravenes these restrictions is guilty of an offence and is, upon conviction, liable to a fine as published in the by-law or six months imprisonment.

11. Secondary offenders will be fined double the amount referred to in 10 above.

12. All owners’ needs to notify the municipality of existing boreholes, the municipality needs to notify before sinking new boreholes.

13. Applications for exemptions are to be submitted to the Department: Technical Engineering Services for approval. Once approved, a written exemption shall be provided and individual applications assessed.

14. Each household shall be limited to 32 kilolitre per month.

15. Other users, businesses and the entertainment industries shall reduce monthly consumption by 20 % of the usage of the similar months of the previous financial year. Failure to comply will result in a fine as published in the by-laws.

16. Industries shall reduce monthly consumption by 20 % of the use of the similar months of the previous financial year. Failure to comply will result in a fine as published in the by-laws.

17. Flow reducing devices shall be installed where the above limits are exceeded. Except for a registered indigent household, the offender will be charged for the cost of the installation.

 

Mr D Nasson

Municipal Manager

Last published 03 March 2026

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