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Provincial and Local Government Directory: Free State Municipalities 2021-09-23 South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Free State Municipalities 2021-09-23 Table of Contents Dihlabeng Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 2 Fezile Dabi District Municipality ........................................................................................................................... 2 Kopanong Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 2 Lejweleputswa District Municipality .................................................................................................................... 3 Letsemeng Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................. 3 Mafube Local Municipality .................................................................................................................................... 4 Maluti a Phofong Local Municipality ................................................................................................................... 4 Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality .................................................................................................................. 4 Mantsopa Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................ 5 Masilonyana Local Municipality ........................................................................................................................... 5 Matjhabeng Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................ 6 Metsimaholo Local Municipality .......................................................................................................................... 6 Mohokare Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 7 Moqhaka Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................. 7 Nala Local Municipality ......................................................................................................................................... 7 Naledi Local Municipality ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Ngwathe Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................. 8 Nketoana Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................ 9 Phumelela Local Municipality .............................................................................................................................. 9 Setsoto Local Municipality .................................................................................................................................. 10 Thabo Mofutsanyana District Municipality ........................................................................................................ 10 Tokologo Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 10 Tswelopele Local Municipality ........................................................................................................................... 11 Xhariep District Municipality .............................................................................................................................. 11 Page 1 / 12 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/provincial-and-local-government-directory%3A- free-state-municipalities/pdf South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Free State Municipalities 2021-09-23 Dihlabeng Local Municipality Information Officer (PAIA) Lindi Molibeli, Ms Website http://www.dihlabeng.gov.za Postal PO Box 10, SASOLBURG, 1947 Fax 058 303 4703 Street John Vorster Road, SASOLBURG Phone 058 303 5732 Phone 016 970 8600 / 016 970 8735 Postal PO Box 551, BETHLEHEM, 9700 Fax 016 976 8733 Street 9 Muller Street East, BETHLEHEM Email [email protected] Head of Communications Municipal Manager Tsediso Maitse (Acting), Mr Lindi Molibeli, Ms Postal PO Box 551, BETHLEHEM, 9700 Postal PO Box 10, SASOLBURG, 1947 Street 9 Muller Street East, BETHLEHEM Street John Vorster Road, SASOLBURG Phone 058 303 5732 Phone 016 970 8600 / 016 970 8735 Fax 058 303 4703 Fax 016 976 8733 Email [email protected] Executive Mayor Lindiwe Makhalema, Cllr Head of Communications Postal PO Box 551, BETHLEHEM, 9700 Thomas Nopheche, Mr Street 9 Muller Street East, BETHLEHEM Postal PO Box 10, SASOLBURG, 1947 Phone 058 303 5732 Street John Vorster Road, SASOLBURG Fax 058 303 4703 Phone 016 970 8600 / 016 970 8735 Fax 016 976 8733 Information Officer (PAIA) Email [email protected] Lekgetho Mokgatlhe, Mr Postal PO Box 551, BETHLEHEM, 9700 Executive Mayor Street 9 Muller Street East, BETHLEHEM AM Oliphant, Cllr Phone 058 303 5732 Postal PO Box 10, SASOLBURG, 1947 Fax 058 303 4703 Street John Vorster Road, SASOLBURG Email [email protected] Phone 016 970 8615 / 016 970 8735 Fax 016 976 8747 Municipal Manager Email [email protected] Lekgetho Mokgatlhe, Mr Postal PO Box 551, BETHLEHEM, 9700 Kopanong Local Municipality Street 9 Muller Street East, BETHLEHEM Phone 058 303 5732 Website http://www.kopanong.gov.za Fax 058 303 4703 Fax 051 713 0292 Email [email protected] Phone 051 713 9200 / 051 713 9201 Postal PO Box 23, TROMPSBURG, 9913 Fezile Dabi District Municipality Street 20 Louw Street, TROMPSBURG Website http://feziledabi.gov.za/ Municipal Manager Email [email protected] Martin Khubeka , Mr Fax 016 976 8733 Postal PO Box 23, TROMPSBURG, 9913 Phone 016 970 8600 / 016 970 8735 Street 20 Louw Street, TROMPSBURG Postal PO Box 10, SASOLBURG, 1947 Phone 051 713 9200 / 051 713 9201 Street John Vorster Road, SASOLBURG Fax 051 713 0292 Page 2 / 12 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/provincial-and-local-government-directory%3A- free-state-municipalities/pdf South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Free State Municipalities 2021-09-23 Information Officer (PAIA) Head of Communications Martin Khubeka , Mr Khaya Mqeke, Mr Postal PO Box 23, TROMPSBURG, 9913 Postal PO Box 2163, WELKOM, 9460 Street 20 Louw Street, TROMPSBURG Street Jan Hofmeyer and Tempest Street, WELKOM Phone 051 713 9200 / 051 713 9201 Phone 057 353 3094 Fax 051 713 0292 Fax 057 353 3382 Email [email protected] Executive Mayor Xolile Mathwa, Cllr Executive Mayor Postal PO Box 23, TROMPSBURG, 9913 Sebenzile Ngangelizwe, Cllr Street 20 Louw Street, TROMPSBURG Postal PO Box 2163, WELKOM, 9460 Phone 051 713 9200 / 051 713 9201 Street Jan Hofmeyer and Tempest Street, WELKOM Fax 051 713 0292 Phone 057 353 3094 Email [email protected] Fax 057 353 3382 Head of Communications Letsemeng Local Municipality Solly Phama, Mr Postal PO Box 23, TROMPSBURG, 9913 Website http://www.letsemeng.fs.gov.za/ Street 20 Louw Street, TROMPSBURG Phone 053 330 0200 Phone 051 713 9200 / 051 713 9201 Postal Private Bag X3, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 Fax 051 713 0292 Street 7 Groot Trek Street, KOFFIEFONTEIN Lejweleputswa District Municipality Municipal Manager TL Mkhwane, Mr Website http://www.lejweleputswa.co.za/ Postal Private Bag X3, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 Fax 057 353 3382 Street 7 Groot Trek Street, KOFFIEFONTEIN Phone 057 353 3094 Phone 053 330 0200 Postal PO Box 2163, WELKOM, 9460 Street Jan Hofmeyer and Tempest Street, WELKOM Executive Mayor MA Lebaka, Cllr Information Officer (PAIA) Postal Private Bag X3, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 Palesa Kaota, Ms Street 7 Groot Trek Street, KOFFIEFONTEIN Postal PO Box 2163, WELKOM, 9460 Phone 053 330 0200 Street Jan Hofmeyer and Tempest Street, WELKOM Phone 057 353 3094 Head of Communications Fax 057 353 3382 Jimmy Mokgwetsi , Mr Postal Private Bag X3, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 Municipal Manager Street 7 Groot Trek Street, KOFFIEFONTEIN Palesa Kaota, Ms Phone 053 330 0200 Postal PO Box 2163, WELKOM, 9460 Street Jan Hofmeyer and Tempest Street, WELKOM Chief Financial Officer Phone 057 353 3094 Sithembile Tooi, Mr Fax 057 353 3382 Postal Private Bag X3, KOFFIEFONTEIN, 9986 Street 7 Groot Trek Street, KOFFIEFONTEIN Phone 053 330 0200 Page 3 / 12 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/provincial-and-local-government-directory%3A- free-state-municipalities/pdf South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Free State Municipalities 2021-09-23 Mafube Local Municipality Communications Manager Edwin Lecheko, Ms Website http://www.mafubemunicipality.gov.za Postal Private Bag X805, WITSIESHOEK, 9870 Fax 058 813 3072 Street Moremoholo and Motloung Street, Setsing Phone 058 813 1051 Complex, PHUTHADITJHABA Postal PO Box 2, FRANKFORT, 9830 Phone 058 718 3700 Street 64 JJ Hadebe Street, FRANKFORT Fax 058 718 3777 Municipal Manager Executive Mayor Andrew Hlubi (Acting), Mr Masetjhaba Lakaje Mosia , Cllr Postal PO Box 2, FRANKFORT, 9830 Postal Private Bag X805, WITSIESHOEK, 9870 Street 64 JJ Hadebe Street, FRANKFORT Street Moremoholo and
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