Midvaal Local Municipality hosted its second Mayoral Charity Golf Day at Meyerton Golf Course to raise funds for local charities.

The event builds on the success of last year’s inaugural golf day, which brought together the private sector to support local non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and help address social challenges in the community.

This year, the event was supported by businesses and organisations including Nedbank, Heineken Beverages, Standard Bank, Monolta Vaal, Model Liquor Distributors, Jacques Loots Attorneys, Lifeline, Midvaal Chambers of Commerce, Pick ‘n Pay (Meyerton), Tuis Coffee Shop and Lynca Meats.

The municipality recognises that its responsibility extends beyond providing basic services and that addressing social challenges requires collaboration with businesses, community organisations and other stakeholders.

Through this initiative, Midvaal aims to mobilise support for organisations that make a meaningful difference in the lives of vulnerable residents.

This year, the proceeds raised will benefit Ikwezi Lokusa and other local charities.

Ikwezi Lokusa is a care home based in De Deur that provides care and accommodation for adult men living with mental health conditions.

The choice of beneficiary is particularly significant as the event takes place ahead of Movember, a global movement that raises awareness of men’s health, including mental health and suicide prevention.

The event also provides an opportunity to highlight the importance of supporting men’s mental health and overall well-being.

The Mayoral Charity Golf Day is more than a sporting event; it is an opportunity for businesses, stakeholders and the broader Midvaal community to unite in support of a meaningful cause.

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Yours in Service Excellence, Ald. Peter Teixeira
#PeoplesMayor

For media enquiries, please contact:

Idah Satikhe
Senior Media Officer: Office of the Executive Mayor
MokgadiS@midvaal.gov.za or 010 494 3112

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Midvaal’s War on Potholes campaign continues across the municipality, with even greater progress made in September to improve the condition of our road infrastructure.

The Municipality repaired a total of 4,524 potholes in September.

This is a significant improvement from August, when 2,900 potholes were repaired. It means that 1,624 more potholes were repaired in September, representing a 56% increase in one month.

Municipal teams also cleared 3,561 square metres of stormwater infrastructure and 2,904 square metres of weeds.

Work was also carried out on 28 gravel roads, with 15 kilometres of roads regravelled.

Our teams are also cutting down obstructive trees, trimming vegetation, replacing road signs and painting road markings.

The progress we are making is a reflection of the Municipality’s commitment to maintaining our infrastructure and responding to the issues that affect residents on a daily basis.

Midvaal will continue working to ensure that Midvaal’s roads are safe, well-maintained and kept to the standard that our residents deserve.

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Yours in Service Excellence, Ald. Peter Teixeira#PeoplesMayor

For media enquiries, please contact:

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1. Service Provider Name:
   QIS (Qualitative Innovative Solutions)
2. Description of services and associated Bid no:
   8/2/3/119RE (2025 – 2028) Water and Electricity meter reading
3. Vehicle registration for each of the vehicles used:

4. Model	Registration	Colour	Remarks
   Mazda 323 Sedan	ML 16 NV GP	White	On-site
   Mazda 323 Bakkie	Change of Ownership in Progress	White	Standby
   Toyota Yaris	HB 64 HK GP	White	On-site
   Nissan 1400	CZT 882 EC	White	Standby
   Ford Fiesta	MCW 462 GP	Green	On-site
5. Primary contact details (name, surname, designation, phone and email) of the Service Provider:
   Name: Kholoang Monyeke
   Phone: 0502028231 / 0730608669
   Email: MidvaalMeters@qisolutions.co.za

• ETHICS HOTLINE:ethics@midvaal.gov.za
• SWITCHBOARD:016 360 7400
• CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS:087 106 2471

Midvaal Local Municipality has completed the extension of the Kookrus Cemetery to increase burial space and to ensure that residents can lay their loved ones to rest with dignity.

The project commenced in 2022 and was undertaken at a cost of more than R7 million.

It included feasibility studies and the appointment of a professional consultant to undertake the necessary designs for the cemetery extension.

The extension includes the construction of an ablution block, service roads and landscaping.

A dedicated caretaker will also be appointed to ensure that the cemetery is kept clean and well maintained.

The Municipality’s existing active cemeteries, Meyerton and Kookrus, are approximately 90% full.

The extension of the Kookrus Cemetery forms part of the Municipality’s planning to address the growing need for burial space and ensure that adequate capacity is available for the community.

Based on the current mortality rate, the extended cemetery is expected to provide burial capacity for at least the next six years.

As a Municipality, we recognise the importance of cemeteries to families and communities when laying their loved ones to rest.

This is why we are proactively investing in ensuring adequate burial space and the ongoing maintenance of these facilities.

ISSUED ON BEHALF OF THE OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE MAYOR:

Yours in Service Excellence, Ald. Peter Teixeira
#PeoplesMayor

For media enquiries, please contact:

Idah Satikhe
Senior Media Officer: Office of the Executive Mayor
MokgadiS@midvaal.gov.za or 010 494 3112

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Midvaal Local Municipality’s War on Potholes campaign continues to gain momentum, with road maintenance teams repairing more than 2,900 potholes across the Municipality.

Our Roads teams identified more than 2,888 potholes and repaired over 2,432.

The Team within the Water Section also played an instrumental role in accelerating the campaign, identifying a further 604 potholes and repairing 524.

This brought the total number of potholes repaired during the month to at least 2,900.

The Municipality’s Road maintenance programme extends beyond pothole repairs; we have adopted a holistic approach to restore and maintain the overall condition of Midvaal’s road network and improve the appearance of all our areas.

The Municipality’s Stormwater Maintenance Teams cleared debris and obstructions from more than 423 metres of stormwater infrastructure.

This work is important in maintaining the effective flow of stormwater and protecting roads and surrounding areas from water-related damage.

Gravel road maintenance has also continued, with teams regravelling at least 14 kilometres of gravel roads during the month.

The teams graded and shaped roads, placed appropriate road-building materials such as G5 where required, and continued opening and maintaining mitre drains to improve drainage and road conditions.

The campaign also includes tree cutting, weed control and the clearing of illegal dumping sites.

These interventions not only contribute to safer and more accessible roads but also help keep Midvaal’s towns and communities clean and well maintained.

Road marking teams are also contributing to the programme by repainting faded stop signs, repainting rusted road-sign poles and refreshing markings on speed humps to improve visibility and road safety.

The War on Potholes will continue, with teams working across Midvaal to address road maintenance backlogs, keep our roads in good condition and ensure that our residents can travel safely on a reliable road network.

ISSUED ON BEHALF OF THE OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE MAYOR:

Yours in Service Excellence, Ald. Peter Teixeira
#PeoplesMayor

For media enquiries, please contact:

Idah Satikhe
Senior Media Officer: Office of the Executive Mayor
MokgadiS@midvaal.gov.za or 010 494 3112

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Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 21(a) of the Municipal Systems Act, No. 32 of 2000 read together with Regulation 06 of the Municipal Supply Chain Management Regulations – Gazetted 30 May 2005 with effect from 01 July 2005, that Midvaal Local Council at its 7th ordinary meeting of 2026, held on 30 July 2026, has considered the Quarter Four (04), and annual implementation of the Supply Chain Management reports relating to the implementation of the Supply Chain Management Policy of the Municipality for the financial year of 01 July 2025 to 30 June 2026.

The said Supply Chain Management reports are available for inspection at the Supply Chain

Management Unit and also on the municipal website: www.midvaal.gov.za

Midvaal Local Municipality Offices:

Main Building

25 Mitchell Street

Meyerton

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