Madibeng Local Municipality

03/06/2026

02/06/2026

SCHEDULED WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION (ITSOSENG)

Residents of Itsoseng are hereby notified of a scheduled water supply interruption on Wednesday, 3 June 2026.

This necessary service interruption is required to facilitate the installation of bulk water meters in the area.

The maintenance work is expected to last for eight hours, from 08:00 to 16:00, and will affect water supply to Itsoseng.

Residents are encouraged to make the necessary arrangements and store sufficient water for essential use during the interruption.

The Municipality sincerely apologizes for any inconvenience that may result from this scheduled work and appreciates residents' patience and cooperation while these improvements are being carried out.

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02/06/2026

WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION (LETLHABILE, CENTREVILLE, MABOLOKA)

Madibeng Local Municipality wishes to inform residents of Letlhabile, Centreville, and Maboloka of the ongoing water supply interruption affecting these areas.
The water shortage resulted from the migration from the old pumps to the newly installed pumps.
During this transition, operational challenges and uncertainties have been experienced.
The municipality is currently consulting with the appointed consulting engineers to assess the performance of the new pumping system, particularly regarding its ability to convey sufficient water to replenish the reservoir while two pumps are in operation.
The team continues to closely monitor the water supply network to ensure that the situation is resolved as quickly as possible.
Further updates will be communicated as more information becomes available.
The Municipality sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience caused by this interruption and appreciates residents' patience and understanding while efforts are underway to restore a stable water supply.

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29/05/2026

MADIBENG CARRIES OUT BRITS CLEANUP OPERATION

On Friday, 29 May 2026, Madibeng Local Municipality, in a joint operation with SAPS and Home Affairs, carried out a Brits Cleanup Campaign in the Brits CBD. The purpose of the operation was to check and enforce compliance among businesses and traders. SAPS has also noted in increase in robberies in town around month end, and are therefore increasing visibility.

Relevant departments from the municipality issued notices and fines for contraventions related to town planning, building compliance, fire safety regulations and traffic violations, among others. Home Affairs’s Immigration Services and SAPS also apprehended undocumented foreign nationals found patronising and/or working illegally in the establishments in town.

Acting Executive Mayor, Cllr Carol Montsho’s marching orders were clear: “Go out, and bring Brits back to its glory.” The EM led the operation accompanied by MMC for Roads and Transport: Cllr Masuku, MMC for Community Services: Cllr Bopape and MMC for Intergovernmental Relations and Special Programs: Cllr Bhebhe. The municipal manager, Mr Quiet Kgatla was also part of the operation with members of his executive, Mr Phaala (Director: Human Settlements) and Mr Khoza (Director: Public Safety, Fleet and Facilities Management).

Brits Cleanup will be an ongoing operation.

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28/05/2026

NOTICE OF POSSIBLE WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION (RAND WATER SCHEME-RAMOGODI, HEBRON, ITSOSENG, KLIPGAT, KGABALATSANE)

Members of the public in the above-mentioned areas are hereby informed of a possible water supply interruption due to planned maintenance work by Rand Water.
Communities receiving water supply through the Rand Water pipeline system may experience low water pressure or no water supply from 29 May 2026 to 02 June 2026.
The Municipality will closely monitor the situation and provide water through water tankers where necessary.
The Municipality would like to apologize for any inconvenience that might be caused by the interruption.

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27/05/2026

EMERGENCY WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION (BIRDWOOD 1 AND 2, MEERHOF)

Members of community from the above mentioned areas are hereby informed of emergency water supply interruption scheduled for Thursday, 28 May 2026, 08H00-00H00.
This is to give way for essential maintenance work on the main supply pipe.
The municipality apologizes for any inconvenience that might be caused by the interruption.

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26/05/2026

DAMONSVILLE EXT 5 ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT COMMENCES AS MAYOR MAIMANE INTRODUCES THE CONTRACTOR

The Executive Mayor of Madibeng Local Municipality, Cllr Douglas Maimane, on Monday, 25 May 2026, officially handed over the contractor appointed for the Damonsville Ext 5 Electrification Project to the local community, marking the beginning of a major infrastructure development initiative aimed at improving access to electricity for residents.

The handover ceremony, attended by the affected community, Ward Councillor, Cllr. Piet Mokau, Members of the Mayoral Committee, Cllr. Moses Molekoa (Infrastructure and Technical Services), Cllr. Carol Montsho (IDP, PMS & Legal Services), Cllr. Esther Bopape (Corporate Services) and relevant municipal officials, signifies the municipality’s commitment to accelerating service delivery and enhancing the quality of life for households in Damonsville.

Speaking during the event, Mayor Maimane highlighted the importance of the project in addressing electricity challenges faced by the community and reaffirmed the municipality’s dedication to ensuring that all residents have access to reliable and sustainable basic services.

“This project represents progress, dignity, and development for the people of Damonsville. Access to electricity opens doors for economic opportunities, education, safety, and improved living conditions,” said Mayor Maimane.

The appointed contractor, Butti's Consulting JV Makgopela Trading Enterprise, was introduced to the community to promote transparency, accountability, and cooperation throughout the implementation phase of the project. Residents were encouraged to support the project and work together with the contractor to ensure its successful completion.

The electrification project, with a budget of R49 896 893.87, is expected to benefit numerous households and contribute to broader socio-economic development within the area.

The municipality will continue to monitor the progress of the project to ensure that work is completed within the stipulated timeframe and according to the required standards.

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25/05/2026

EXECUTIVE MAYOR, CLLR DOUGLAS MAIMANE LAUNCHES DAMONSVILLE ELECTRIFICATION PROJECT WITH OFFICIAL CONTRACTOR HANDOVER