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Eligible households who pass the assessment process are officially registered as indigent, allowing them to access ongoing support and rebates on municipal rates and services.
The Umzimvubu Local Municipality is offering a 90% reduction on outstanding municipal debts for qualifying ratepayers who settle their accounts. This incentive aims to ease financial burdens, encourage timely payments, and support sustainable service delivery.
The municipality may issue cell phones for temporary or ad hoc use. These are provided through the Corporate Services Department and are not intended for permanent use. The recipient must return the phone once the temporary need ends.
Councillors, fixed-term performance-based contract employees, and permanent employees may be provided with a cellphone by the municipality at no cost to them. The municipality covers the monthly rental, fixed costs, and airtime charges up to a specified limit. The phone remains the property of the municipality and must be returned when the recipient stops serving or working for the municipality.
Employees who transition to a new position or contract within the municipality may have their accumulated annual leave encashed.
Employees may receive payment for unused annual leave when their employment ends, provided they meet the conditions set out in the policy.
If an employee's annual leave request is denied because of operational needs, they may be compensated for the unused leave.
Employees may be paid for any accumulated time-off when their employment ends, as per the policy.
The municipality must develop, approve, and at least annually review an indigency support programme that sets out how it applies its cost recovery policy to registered indigents and how this affects tariffs imposed on other users and consumers in the municipal region.
Through a partnership with Walter Sisulu University, participating designers receive professional training and development support, including industry-relevant skills, technical expertise, and mentorship to help them compete and thrive beyond the runway.
The municipality confirms that immediate relief material has been provided to all affected households in Ngwetsheni and Goxe villages following the storm incident.
SASSA is providing essential relief items to affected individuals, including vouchers, mattresses, and school uniforms, after initiating assessments.
