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The public can view and inspect the 2023/24 Oversight Report, which was adopted by the Municipal Council on 30 June 2025. The report is available for public access both online and at various municipal offices.
Eligible households can apply for a free digital TV decoder to access government-funded digital broadcasting. Applicants must prove they are South African citizens, own a TV, have a household income of R3200 or less, and provide proof of physical address.
Households in Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality may apply for financial support if their combined gross income is equivalent to or less than two times the government pension grant, excluding certain social grants and stipends. This support includes rebates, remissions, and service subsidies.
The Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality has officially adopted its fifth edition of the Integrated Development Plan covering the period 2026 to 2027. This plan outlines the municipality's strategic priorities, development goals, and budgetary allocations for infrastructure, services, and community projects over the next two years.
Businesses in Graaff-Reinet can join a pilot project to achieve immunity from load shedding through a 400 kWp solar PV solution installed at the Pick n Pay building. Once successful, other businesses may be activated if private funding is secured.
Consumers with the correct metering infrastructure can benefit from a fair-proportioned discount on electricity due to the injection of low-cost green energy into the grid through the Smart Electricity Trading programme, which has already shown success in its pilot phase.
A fund providing production inputs such as feed, medication, seeds, fertilisers, pesticides, and hygiene products to smallholder and communal farmers, as well as rural communities in pilot districts under the District Development Model, to ensure food security during the pandemic.
Rural communities in three District Development Model pilot districts—O.R. Tambo District, Ethekwini Metro, and Waterberg District—will receive hygiene products to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
This is a list of approved suppliers who have been pre-qualified to provide goods and services to the Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality under the Beyson 578 supply chain management framework. The register includes details such as supplier names, contract values, and references. Suppliers listed are eligible to be considered for future procurement opportunities.
Residents and members of the public can participate in the Integrated Development Plan (IDP), Service Delivery Framework (SDF), and Budget Outreach sessions once the new schedule is released. These sessions provide an opportunity to engage with municipal planning and budgeting processes.
Individuals can nominate themselves to represent a specific sector on the Ward Committee of Dr Beyers Naude Local Municipality. The nomination requires acceptance of eligibility criteria, including being a registered voter, not being employed by the municipality, and having no outstanding municipal debts.
The public can submit comments on the draft by-laws for tariffs, credit control and debt collection, and rates, which are proposed for approval by the council.
