After weeks of battling a fire outbreak that was further intensified by recent strong winds, Mogale City’s Integrated Waste Management is pleased to inform affected residents and members of the public that normal operations at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site have...

As temperatures start to peak and loadshedding continues to be implemented, Mogale City Water Services continues to encourage residents to stay water conscious and reduce water consumption to ensure that we have sufficient water available in our reservoirs to supply...

Mogale City is excited to extend an invitation to residents to join the rest of Gauteng as it celebrates the lineage and identity of its diverse population on Heritage Day this Sunday, 24 September 2023. Led by Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation...

Based on a communique received from Rand Water, Mogale City wishes to inform residents and businesses that the water system is under severe pressure due to current high levels of demand. As a result of this and effects of loadshedding, Mogale City’s water networks are...

As of 18 September 2023, Mogale City will be implementing a software upgrade called TID Roll Over on all prepaid water and electricity meters across the city. When the roll over is implemented, users must ensure that all pre-purchased tokens are loaded into the meter...

As the municipality continues to seek permanent solutions to the fire and related Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site challenges, our Integrated Waste Management Division wishes to inform residents that earthmoving equipment to address the current smouldering has been sourced...

In 2024, software that runs all prepaid water and electricity meters nationwide will expire. Without the upgrade, consumers will not be able to recharge their meters with new tokens and will be left without water or electricity. In preparation for the phasing out of...

Although no official communication with regards to the effects of extended load shedding experienced in turn affecting water pumping at Eikenhof Rand Water pumpstation which subsequently affected Rand Water’s Krugersdorp reservoirs, the municipality hereby urgently...

Through a collaborative government partnership, Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, West Rand District Municipality together with the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development and Mogale City Local Municipality are...

Following a fire outbreak at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site on Saturday 26 August 2023, Mogale City’ Integrated Waste Management operations team met on site this morning and would like to provide a brief update on progress made. Firstly, Waste Management would like...

Mogale City Integrated Waste Management wishes to inform residents that Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site is experiencing a serious fire outbreak caused by strong winds since this morning. Waste Management Services however, assures residents residing adjacent to the site...

Tuesday, 22 August 2023 at 14h15pm  Following this morning’s investigation stemming from discoloured tap water reports, our technical team has identified a Rand Water burst pipe as the source. Due to this pipe burst, red sand seeped into the water pipelines leading to...

Mogale City’s Water Services is aware of discoloured tap water in some parts of the CBD. A technical team is currently investigation causes behind the discolouration and will promptly resolve the problem. In the interim, residents are advised not to drink the water...

Struggling to get to our offices? Don’t worry, we are coming to you! It is well-known fact that to effectively run a city, local government must have close connections with its citizens and stakeholders and as such, active public engagements remain Mogale City’s key...

After weeks of battling a fire outbreak that was further intensified by recent strong winds, Mogale City’s Integrated Waste Management is pleased to inform affected residents and members of the public that normal operations at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site have...

As temperatures start to peak and loadshedding continues to be implemented, Mogale City Water Services continues to encourage residents to stay water conscious and reduce water consumption to ensure that we have sufficient water available in our reservoirs to supply...

Mogale City is excited to extend an invitation to residents to join the rest of Gauteng as it celebrates the lineage and identity of its diverse population on Heritage Day this Sunday, 24 September 2023. Led by Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation...

Based on a communique received from Rand Water, Mogale City wishes to inform residents and businesses that the water system is under severe pressure due to current high levels of demand. As a result of this and effects of loadshedding, Mogale City’s water networks are...

As of 18 September 2023, Mogale City will be implementing a software upgrade called TID Roll Over on all prepaid water and electricity meters across the city. When the roll over is implemented, users must ensure that all pre-purchased tokens are loaded into the meter...

As the municipality continues to seek permanent solutions to the fire and related Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site challenges, our Integrated Waste Management Division wishes to inform residents that earthmoving equipment to address the current smouldering has been sourced...

In 2024, software that runs all prepaid water and electricity meters nationwide will expire. Without the upgrade, consumers will not be able to recharge their meters with new tokens and will be left without water or electricity. In preparation for the phasing out of...

Although no official communication with regards to the effects of extended load shedding experienced in turn affecting water pumping at Eikenhof Rand Water pumpstation which subsequently affected Rand Water’s Krugersdorp reservoirs, the municipality hereby urgently...

Through a collaborative government partnership, Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, West Rand District Municipality together with the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development and Mogale City Local Municipality are...

Following a fire outbreak at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site on Saturday 26 August 2023, Mogale City’ Integrated Waste Management operations team met on site this morning and would like to provide a brief update on progress made. Firstly, Waste Management would like...

Mogale City Integrated Waste Management wishes to inform residents that Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site is experiencing a serious fire outbreak caused by strong winds since this morning. Waste Management Services however, assures residents residing adjacent to the site...

Tuesday, 22 August 2023 at 14h15pm  Following this morning’s investigation stemming from discoloured tap water reports, our technical team has identified a Rand Water burst pipe as the source. Due to this pipe burst, red sand seeped into the water pipelines leading to...

Mogale City’s Water Services is aware of discoloured tap water in some parts of the CBD. A technical team is currently investigation causes behind the discolouration and will promptly resolve the problem. In the interim, residents are advised not to drink the water...

Struggling to get to our offices? Don’t worry, we are coming to you! It is well-known fact that to effectively run a city, local government must have close connections with its citizens and stakeholders and as such, active public engagements remain Mogale City’s key...

After weeks of battling a fire outbreak that was further intensified by recent strong winds, Mogale City’s Integrated Waste Management is pleased to inform affected residents and members of the public that normal operations at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site have...

As temperatures start to peak and loadshedding continues to be implemented, Mogale City Water Services continues to encourage residents to stay water conscious and reduce water consumption to ensure that we have sufficient water available in our reservoirs to supply...

Mogale City is excited to extend an invitation to residents to join the rest of Gauteng as it celebrates the lineage and identity of its diverse population on Heritage Day this Sunday, 24 September 2023. Led by Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation...

Based on a communique received from Rand Water, Mogale City wishes to inform residents and businesses that the water system is under severe pressure due to current high levels of demand. As a result of this and effects of loadshedding, Mogale City’s water networks are...

As of 18 September 2023, Mogale City will be implementing a software upgrade called TID Roll Over on all prepaid water and electricity meters across the city. When the roll over is implemented, users must ensure that all pre-purchased tokens are loaded into the meter...

As the municipality continues to seek permanent solutions to the fire and related Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site challenges, our Integrated Waste Management Division wishes to inform residents that earthmoving equipment to address the current smouldering has been sourced...

In 2024, software that runs all prepaid water and electricity meters nationwide will expire. Without the upgrade, consumers will not be able to recharge their meters with new tokens and will be left without water or electricity. In preparation for the phasing out of...

Although no official communication with regards to the effects of extended load shedding experienced in turn affecting water pumping at Eikenhof Rand Water pumpstation which subsequently affected Rand Water’s Krugersdorp reservoirs, the municipality hereby urgently...

Through a collaborative government partnership, Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, West Rand District Municipality together with the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development and Mogale City Local Municipality are...

Following a fire outbreak at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site on Saturday 26 August 2023, Mogale City’ Integrated Waste Management operations team met on site this morning and would like to provide a brief update on progress made. Firstly, Waste Management would like...

Mogale City Integrated Waste Management wishes to inform residents that Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site is experiencing a serious fire outbreak caused by strong winds since this morning. Waste Management Services however, assures residents residing adjacent to the site...

Tuesday, 22 August 2023 at 14h15pm  Following this morning’s investigation stemming from discoloured tap water reports, our technical team has identified a Rand Water burst pipe as the source. Due to this pipe burst, red sand seeped into the water pipelines leading to...

Mogale City’s Water Services is aware of discoloured tap water in some parts of the CBD. A technical team is currently investigation causes behind the discolouration and will promptly resolve the problem. In the interim, residents are advised not to drink the water...

Struggling to get to our offices? Don’t worry, we are coming to you! It is well-known fact that to effectively run a city, local government must have close connections with its citizens and stakeholders and as such, active public engagements remain Mogale City’s key...

After weeks of battling a fire outbreak that was further intensified by recent strong winds, Mogale City’s Integrated Waste Management is pleased to inform affected residents and members of the public that normal operations at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site have...

As temperatures start to peak and loadshedding continues to be implemented, Mogale City Water Services continues to encourage residents to stay water conscious and reduce water consumption to ensure that we have sufficient water available in our reservoirs to supply...

Mogale City is excited to extend an invitation to residents to join the rest of Gauteng as it celebrates the lineage and identity of its diverse population on Heritage Day this Sunday, 24 September 2023. Led by Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation...

Based on a communique received from Rand Water, Mogale City wishes to inform residents and businesses that the water system is under severe pressure due to current high levels of demand. As a result of this and effects of loadshedding, Mogale City’s water networks are...

As of 18 September 2023, Mogale City will be implementing a software upgrade called TID Roll Over on all prepaid water and electricity meters across the city. When the roll over is implemented, users must ensure that all pre-purchased tokens are loaded into the meter...

As the municipality continues to seek permanent solutions to the fire and related Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site challenges, our Integrated Waste Management Division wishes to inform residents that earthmoving equipment to address the current smouldering has been sourced...

In 2024, software that runs all prepaid water and electricity meters nationwide will expire. Without the upgrade, consumers will not be able to recharge their meters with new tokens and will be left without water or electricity. In preparation for the phasing out of...

Although no official communication with regards to the effects of extended load shedding experienced in turn affecting water pumping at Eikenhof Rand Water pumpstation which subsequently affected Rand Water’s Krugersdorp reservoirs, the municipality hereby urgently...

Through a collaborative government partnership, Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, West Rand District Municipality together with the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development and Mogale City Local Municipality are...

Following a fire outbreak at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site on Saturday 26 August 2023, Mogale City’ Integrated Waste Management operations team met on site this morning and would like to provide a brief update on progress made. Firstly, Waste Management would like...

Mogale City Integrated Waste Management wishes to inform residents that Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site is experiencing a serious fire outbreak caused by strong winds since this morning. Waste Management Services however, assures residents residing adjacent to the site...

Tuesday, 22 August 2023 at 14h15pm  Following this morning’s investigation stemming from discoloured tap water reports, our technical team has identified a Rand Water burst pipe as the source. Due to this pipe burst, red sand seeped into the water pipelines leading to...

Mogale City’s Water Services is aware of discoloured tap water in some parts of the CBD. A technical team is currently investigation causes behind the discolouration and will promptly resolve the problem. In the interim, residents are advised not to drink the water...

Struggling to get to our offices? Don’t worry, we are coming to you! It is well-known fact that to effectively run a city, local government must have close connections with its citizens and stakeholders and as such, active public engagements remain Mogale City’s key...

After weeks of battling a fire outbreak that was further intensified by recent strong winds, Mogale City’s Integrated Waste Management is pleased to inform affected residents and members of the public that normal operations at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site have...

As temperatures start to peak and loadshedding continues to be implemented, Mogale City Water Services continues to encourage residents to stay water conscious and reduce water consumption to ensure that we have sufficient water available in our reservoirs to supply...

Mogale City is excited to extend an invitation to residents to join the rest of Gauteng as it celebrates the lineage and identity of its diverse population on Heritage Day this Sunday, 24 September 2023. Led by Gauteng Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation...

Based on a communique received from Rand Water, Mogale City wishes to inform residents and businesses that the water system is under severe pressure due to current high levels of demand. As a result of this and effects of loadshedding, Mogale City’s water networks are...

As of 18 September 2023, Mogale City will be implementing a software upgrade called TID Roll Over on all prepaid water and electricity meters across the city. When the roll over is implemented, users must ensure that all pre-purchased tokens are loaded into the meter...

As the municipality continues to seek permanent solutions to the fire and related Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site challenges, our Integrated Waste Management Division wishes to inform residents that earthmoving equipment to address the current smouldering has been sourced...

In 2024, software that runs all prepaid water and electricity meters nationwide will expire. Without the upgrade, consumers will not be able to recharge their meters with new tokens and will be left without water or electricity. In preparation for the phasing out of...

Although no official communication with regards to the effects of extended load shedding experienced in turn affecting water pumping at Eikenhof Rand Water pumpstation which subsequently affected Rand Water’s Krugersdorp reservoirs, the municipality hereby urgently...

Through a collaborative government partnership, Gauteng Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, West Rand District Municipality together with the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development and Mogale City Local Municipality are...

Following a fire outbreak at the Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site on Saturday 26 August 2023, Mogale City’ Integrated Waste Management operations team met on site this morning and would like to provide a brief update on progress made. Firstly, Waste Management would like...

Mogale City Integrated Waste Management wishes to inform residents that Luipaardsvlei Landfill Site is experiencing a serious fire outbreak caused by strong winds since this morning. Waste Management Services however, assures residents residing adjacent to the site...

Tuesday, 22 August 2023 at 14h15pm  Following this morning’s investigation stemming from discoloured tap water reports, our technical team has identified a Rand Water burst pipe as the source. Due to this pipe burst, red sand seeped into the water pipelines leading to...

Mogale City’s Water Services is aware of discoloured tap water in some parts of the CBD. A technical team is currently investigation causes behind the discolouration and will promptly resolve the problem. In the interim, residents are advised not to drink the water...

Struggling to get to our offices? Don’t worry, we are coming to you! It is well-known fact that to effectively run a city, local government must have close connections with its citizens and stakeholders and as such, active public engagements remain Mogale City’s key...