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Customers in the residential, commercial, and industrial categories can settle 60% of their capital debt as of 30 September 2026 and have the remaining 40% written off by the municipality.
Government entities, agricultural customers, and public benefit organisations can settle 80% of their capital debt as of 30 September 2026 and have the remaining 20% written off by the municipality.
The uMuziwabantu Local Municipality intends to lease a portion of Farm 10000. Interested parties may inquire about the opportunity and prepare to participate in the upcoming leasing process.
The uMuziwabantu Local Municipality is seeking transport service providers to supply 65-seater buses to transport participants from all Harding Wards to Uphongolo for the annual Reed Dance Ceremony. This is a one-time service requirement tied to a specific cultural event.
The uMuziwabantu Local Municipality is inviting qualified suppliers to bid for the supply and delivery of precast concrete storm water pipes. Interested parties must submit their bids in accordance with the terms outlined in the tender document.
The uMuziwabantu Local Municipality has created a panel of qualified town and regional planning consultants who can be engaged for up to thirty-six months. This panel is available for the municipality to appoint consultants for planning-related projects without going through a full tender process.
The uMuziwabantu Local Municipality has created a panel of approved suppliers who can provide digital and non-digital outdoor advertising services for a duration of thirty-six months. This panel allows the municipality to engage these suppliers directly for advertising needs without going through a full tender process each time.
The municipality is forming a panel of digital and non-digital outdoor advertising service providers to deliver advertising solutions for public information campaigns and municipal promotions. This includes installation, maintenance, and management of outdoor signage and digital displays.
The municipality is establishing a panel of qualified town and regional planning consultants to provide professional services on an as-needed basis. These consultants will be engaged for planning-related assignments, including but not limited to development plans, zoning assessments, and spatial analysis.
Umuziwabantu Municipality’s Indigent Support Policy provides subsidisation of basic service charges to indigent households that qualify under the Council’s criteria. Indigent households are owners and/or occupiers of residential property whose municipal value is at or below values determined by Council, and applicants must apply to the Council and be accepted as indigent.
The municipality will develop, approve and review an indigent support programme that sets out how it recovers costs through tariffs levied on registered indigents, including the implications of that policy for the municipal region.
You can download the “Quality Certificate – Final Budget 2026/2027” from the municipality’s webpage.
