Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 373 129.02 per annum (Post level T11 of a Grade 4 Municipality)
Requirements:
Duties
Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 316 061.15 per annum (Post level T10 of a Grade 4 Municipality)
Requirements:
Duties:
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:
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must:
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. |
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Information, Digital and
Spatial Technologies |
Information Technology; Computer Science; Data Science; Information
Management; Cyber Security; Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
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| 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:
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 2026Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 373 129.02 per annum (Post Level T11 of a Grade 4 Municipality)
Requirements:
Duties:
Closing Date: 12 November 2026
Salary: R 373 129.02 per annum (Post Level T11 of a Grade 4 Municipality)
Requirements:
Duties:
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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. |
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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 2026Electricity 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:
Audit Schedule and Areas
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 2026SCAM 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.
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
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