Madibeng Local Municipality

Madibeng Local Municipality “Madibeng, the Prosperous Platinum and Green Tourism City” Madibeng can also be reached by train and has an airport for light aircrafts.

Madibeng is classified as a category B Municipality, functioning through the Executive Mayoral System. The Municipality was recently demarcated into 36 wards and the Municipal Council comprises of 72 Councillors, (of which 10 are members of the Mayoral Committee), with a full-time Speaker, Chief Whip and Executive Mayor. Madibeng consists of several urban and rural areas, villages, farm portions,

as well as a proper established and serviced industrial area. One of the advantages of Madibeng is its central location in the North West Province, with Pretoria,

Johannesburg, Rustenburg and Krugersdorp as bordering neighbours. As the neighbouring towns are easily accessible through road networks, residents are not confined to employment in the Madibeng jurisdiction alone, but can easily commute to workplaces in the cities and other towns. The National and soon to be International Lanseria Airport is situated a mere 40 kilometers from Brits. Madibeng is characterized by diverse economy sectors, i.e. agriculture, mining, manufacturing and tourism. Mining is predominant with Madibeng being the world‘s third largest chrome producer which also includes the richest Platinum Group Metals Reserve (situated on the Merensky Reef). Granite is another mining component. The turf soil is ideally for vegetation and Brits is known for the big variety and quality of fruit and vegetables supplied to, amongst others, the Tshwane Market. Due to the industrial area, consisting of a wide variety of industries, manufacturing is viewed as one of the dominant sectors. The Municipality has implemented a Performance Management System whereby performance is monitored through conducting performance assessments on a quarterly, mid-year and annual basis. Performance audits are conducted by both the Internal Auditors and Auditor General and the Performance reports are also published in the Annual Report

During October 2014 individual Ward Level Public Participation Meetings, to reprioritize each ward‘s needs and projects, were conducted. The outcome of the results was discussed at the IDP

NORTH WEST FARMERS ASSOCIATION HOST WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE EXHIBITIONThe North West Farmers Association (NWFA), in partner...
05/09/2026

NORTH WEST FARMERS ASSOCIATION HOST WOMEN IN AGRICULTURE EXHIBITION

The North West Farmers Association (NWFA), in partnership with Madibeng Local Municipality, hosted the Women in Agriculture Exhibition 2026 at Letlhabile Mall on Friday, 4 September 2026.

The exhibition celebrated and empowered women in agriculture by providing a platform for women farmers and entrepreneurs to showcase local products, access markets, build networks and explore new business opportunities.

The initiative reflects NWFA's commitment to supporting farmers through training, mentorship, market access, collaboration and advocacy, while advancing sustainable agriculture, food security and local economic development.

“We are not only celebrating women in agriculture; we are creating opportunities for them to connect, grow and prosper,” said Dr. Dolce Motsepe, Chairperson of the North West Farmers Association.

Different role players from across the agricultural sector also shared valuable information and practical insights with attendees, including emerging and small-scale farmers. Discussions focused on growing and maintaining sustainable agricultural businesses, strengthening market opportunities and equipping farmers with knowledge to develop their enterprises.

The event highlighted the important role women play in strengthening agricultural value chains, creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to economic development in communities across the North West.

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05/09/2026

INTERMITTENT POWER OUTAGES (ELANDSRAND AND DAMONSVILLE)

Residents of Elandsrand and Damonsville are experiencing intermittent power outages due to a fault on a high-voltage conductor in Damonsville.

The Municipality’s maintenance team is currently on site and attending to the fault. Repair work is underway, and electricity supply will be restored progressively as the necessary repairs are completed.

Residents in the affected areas are urged to treat all electrical points as LIVE throughout the outage period, as power may be restored without prior notice.

The Municipality sincerely apologizes for the inconvenience caused and appreciates residents’ patience and cooperation while the maintenance team works to restore a stable electricity supply.

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HEBRON WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTIONThe water supply interruption currently affecting the Hebron area is due to a pipe burst...
02/09/2026

HEBRON WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION

The water supply interruption currently affecting the Hebron area is due to a pipe burst in the Midas area.
An emergency water shutdown was implemented earlier today to allow the maintenance team to carry out the necessary repair works.
The maintenance team remains on site and is continuing with the repairs. The team will work around the clock to complete the work as quickly as possible, after which the water supply will be restored.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused and appreciate your patience and understanding. The Municipality remain committed to restoring the water supply as soon as possible.

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29/08/2026

NOTICE TO THE HARTEBEESPOORT COMMUNITY REGARDING THE REPLACEMENT OF ASBESTOS WATER PIPELINES

Madibeng Local Municipality hereby notifies all residents, businesses, institutions and stakeholders in the Hartbeespoort area that a project is currently underway to replace sections of the existing asbestos water pipeline distribution network with UPVC pipelines.
The Municipality has appointed five (5) contractors, who are currently establishing their sites and commencing work in the respective areas.

PROJECT AREAS

The Phase 1 project includes the replacement of approximately the following pipeline lengths:
Melodie (1,029m)
Meerhof (865m)
Ifafi (4, 294)
Schoemansville (6,000m)
Kosmos (1, 311m)

The project will involve the replacement of the existing asbestos pipelines with various sizes of UPVC pipes, including 250 mm, 110 mm and 90 mm pipelines, depending on the requirements of each area.

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION

The Municipality wishes to inform the community that this is Phase 1 of the Hartbeespoort Asbestos Pipeline Replacement Project. The current phase will not cover the entire existing asbestos pipeline distribution network.
The outstanding sections of the network that are not included in the current project will be addressed during Phase 2, subject to the necessary planning and implementation processes.

POSSIBLE WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTIONS

During the construction and connection of the new UPVC pipelines, there may be temporary water supply interruptions, reduced water pressure or other operational disruptions in certain areas.
Madibeng Local Municipality will ensure that the affected communities are notified in advance of any planned water interruptions.
Where necessary, the Municipality will communicate:
• The affected areas;
• The dates and expected duration of the water interruption;
• Alternative water supply arrangements, where applicable; and
• Any water tanker arrangements that may be implemented.
Residents are therefore encouraged to follow the Municipality's official communication platforms and community notices for updates regarding the project and any planned water supply interruptions.

COMMUNITY COOPERATION

Residents and motorists are requested to cooperate with the contractors and project teams working within their respective areas. Community members are also encouraged to exercise caution around construction sites, trenches, machinery and other project activities.
Madibeng Local Municipality apologizes for any inconvenience that may arise during the implementation of this important infrastructure project. The replacement of the ageing asbestos pipeline distribution network forms part of the Municipality's efforts to improve the reliability, safety and sustainability of water supply infrastructure in the Hartbeespoort area.

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29/08/2026
15/08/2026

WATER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION UPDATE – BRITS WATER SCHEME (BRITS AND ENVIRONS, SONOP, OUKASIE, ELANDSRAND, DAMONSVILLE, MOTHOTLUNG, PARTS OF MMAKAU, GA-RANKOTEA, LETLHABILE, MABOLOKA)

Madibeng Local Municipality wishes to inform residents in areas under the Brits Water Scheme (as mentioned above) that the Brits Water Treatment Plant is now fully operational following the planned shutdown.

As previously communicated, Magalies Water undertook planned maintenance at the Brits Water Treatment Plant. However, the work took longer than anticipated due to unforeseen circumstances and additional work required on the Letlhabile pipeline.

The pipeline had to be drained and replaced with a new pipeline, which will be connected to the new pumps.

In addition, the linking of the two basins supplying Letlhabile and Mothotlung required grouting and sealing to prevent possible leaks. Sufficient time was required for the sealing work to dry properly before the system could be commissioned.

WATER RESTORATION

The process of filling the reservoirs has now begun. Water supply is anticipated to resume from Sunday morning, 16 August 2026.

Residents are advised that water may return gradually, as the distribution system and reservoirs recover and pressure is restored.

Madibeng Local Municipality apologizes for the inconvenience caused and sincerely appreciates residents' patience and understanding while this essential infrastructure work is completed.

Residents are kindly requested to use water sparingly once supply resumes to assist with the recovery of the system.

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OUKASIE POWER OUTAGE UPDATEThe Municipality wishes to inform residents of Oukasie that repair work at the Oukasie Substa...
12/08/2026

OUKASIE POWER OUTAGE UPDATE

The Municipality wishes to inform residents of Oukasie that repair work at the Oukasie Substation is currently underway.

The area has been without electricity since Monday following a fault on the 88 kV breaker at the substation. The contractor/maintenance team are currently attending to the necessary repairs and working diligently to complete the work as soon as possible.

At this stage, an estimated time for the restoration of electricity cannot be confirmed. The Municipality is closely monitoring the progress of the repair work and will communicate any further developments to affected residents as they become available.

Residents are urged to exercise caution and treat all electrical points and installations as live throughout the duration of the outage, as electricity supply may be restored without prior notice.

The Municipality apologizes for the inconvenience caused and appreciates residents' patience and understanding while the necessary repairs are being undertaken.

On Wednesday, 12 August 2026, Ms Tania Sebopa was sworn in by Magistrate Yvonne Moteane as a PR Councillor for the EFF.
12/08/2026

On Wednesday, 12 August 2026, Ms Tania Sebopa was sworn in by Magistrate Yvonne Moteane as a PR Councillor for the EFF.

UPDATE ON OUKASIE POWER OUTAGE
11/08/2026

UPDATE ON OUKASIE POWER OUTAGE

Address

53 Van Velden Street
Brits
0250

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 16:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 16:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 16:00
Thursday 07:30 - 16:00
Friday 07:30 - 16:00

Telephone

+27123189100

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