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Gauteng Thusong Service Centres 2021-09-27 South African Government Thusong Service Centres Directory: Gauteng Thusong Service Centres 2021-09-27 Table of Contents 03: Thusong Service Centres Provincial Coordinators ..................................................................................... 2 Atteridgeville Thusong Service Centre ............................................................................................................... 2 Boitshepiville Thusong Service Centre ............................................................................................................... 2 Bophelong Thusong Service Centre ................................................................................................................... 2 Eldorado Park Thusong Service Centre .............................................................................................................. 2 Ga-Rankuwa Thusong Service Centre ................................................................................................................ 2 Hammanskraal Thusong Services Centre ........................................................................................................... 3 Ipelegeng Thusong Service Centre ..................................................................................................................... 3 Kagiso Thusong Service Centre .......................................................................................................................... 3 Khutsong Thusong Service Centre ..................................................................................................................... 3 Mafatsane Thusong Service Centre ..................................................................................................................... 3 Mamelodi Thusong Service Centre ...................................................................................................................... 3 Maponya Urban Mall Thusong Service Centre ................................................................................................... 4 Muldersdrift Thusong Service Centre ................................................................................................................. 4 Orange Farm Thusong Service Centre ................................................................................................................ 4 Ratanda Thusong Service Centre ........................................................................................................................ 4 Sebokeng Thusong Service Centre ..................................................................................................................... 4 Sicelo Shiceka Thusong Service Centre ............................................................................................................. 4 Soshanguve Thusong Service Centre ................................................................................................................. 5 Tarlton Thusong Service Centre .......................................................................................................................... 5 Page 1 / 5 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/thusong-service-centres-directory%3A-gauteng- thusong-service-centres/pdf South African Government Thusong Service Centres Directory: Gauteng Thusong Service Centres 2021-09-27 03: Thusong Service Centres Provincial Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) Tinyiko Molefe, Ms Coordinators Street Sedibeng Local Municipality, Emfuleni District, Stand 2013, Phase 2, TSHEPISO, 0901 Fax 011 355 6834 Phone 016 988 1960 Phone 011 355 6034 Fax 016 988 1960 Postal Private Bag X61, MARSHALLTOWN, 2107 Email [email protected] Street 30 Simmonds Street, MARSHALLTOWN Provincial Director Bophelong Thusong Service Centre Peter Gumede, Mr Fax 016 986 0305 Postal Private Bag X16, JOHANNESBURG, 2000 Phone 016 986 3711 Street ABSA Building 1066 Pritchard Street, Street Emfuleni Local Municipality, Sedibeng District, JOHANNESBURG 5050 ext 10, BOPHELONG Phone 011 834 3560 Fax 011 834 3621 Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) Email [email protected] Tinyiko Molefe, Ms PISSC Chairperson: Gauteng Street Emfuleni Local Municipality, Sedibeng District, Sipho Mokoena, Mr 5050 ext 10, BOPHELONG Email [email protected] Postal Private Bag X16, JOHANNESBURG, 2000 Street ABSA Building 1066 Pritchard Street, JOHANNESBURG Eldorado Park Thusong Service Centre Phone 011 834 3560 Fax 011 834 3621 Fax 011 935 6492 Email [email protected] Phone 011 935 6492 Street City of Johannesburg Municipality, 4064 Link Crescent, Extension 5, ELDORADO PARK, 1811 Atteridgeville Thusong Service Centre Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) Fax 086 512 0928 Pakeng Matsetse, Mr Phone 012 373 8856 Street Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, 1770 Street City of Johannesburg Municipality, 4064 Link Komane Street, Mini Munitoria, ATTERIDGEVILLE, Crescent, Extension 5, ELDORADO PARK, 1811 0008 Phone 011 331 0164 Fax 011 935 6492 Regional Communication Coordinator (GCIS) Email [email protected] Robbie Senoelo, Mr Street Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, 1770 Ga-Rankuwa Thusong Service Centre Komane Street, Mini Munitoria, ATTERIDGEVILLE, 0008 Fax 012 711 3160 Phone 012 805 0117 Phone 012 711 3160 Email [email protected] Street City of Tshwane Municipality, Municipality Building, Extension Library, GA-RANKUWA, 0208 Boitshepiville Thusong Service Centre Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) George Moeketsi, Mr Fax 016 988 1960 Phone 016 988 1960 Street City of Tshwane Municipality, Municipality Street Sedibeng Local Municipality, Emfuleni District, Building, Extension Library, GA RANKUWA, 0208 Stand 2013, Phase 2, TSHEPISO, 0901 Phone 012 711 3160 Fax 012 711 3160 Email [email protected] Page 2 / 5 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/thusong-service-centres-directory%3A-gauteng- thusong-service-centres/pdf South African Government Thusong Service Centres Directory: Gauteng Thusong Service Centres 2021-09-27 Hammanskraal Thusong Services Centre Khutsong Thusong Service Centre Fax 012 711 3160 Postal Merafong City Local Municipality, PO Box Phone 012 711 3160 X2004, West Rand District, KHUTSONG Street City of Tshwane Municipality, Hammanskraal Skills Centre, 40 Old Warmbath Road, Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) HAMMANSKRAAL, 0400 Tinyiko Molefe, Ms Postal Merafong City Local Municipality, PO Box Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) X2004, West Rand District, KHUTSONG George Moeketsi, Mr Email [email protected] Street City of Tshwane Municipality, Hammanskraal Skills Centre, 40 Old Warmbath Road, Mafatsane Thusong Service Centre HAMMANSKRAAL, 0400 Phone 012 711 3160 Fax 016 988 1962 Fax 012 711 3160 Phone 016 988 1960 Email [email protected] Street Emfuleni Local Municipality, Sedibeng District, 1360 Bodean Road, cnr Baffalo Road, EVATON Ipelegeng Thusong Service Centre Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) Fax 011 982 6400 Tinyiko Molefe, Ms Phone 011 982 5810 Street Emfuleni Local Municipality, Sedibeng District, Street Johannesburg Metropolitan Municpality, 1283 1360 Bodean Road, cnr Baffalo Road, EVATON White City, cnr Phera and Khumalo Streets, Jabavu, Phone 016 988 1960 SOWETO, 1809 Fax 016 988 1962 Email [email protected] Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) Pakeng Matsetse, Mr Mamelodi Thusong Service Centre Street Johannesburg Metropolitan Municpality, 1283 White City, cnr Phera and Khumalo Streets, Jabavu, Fax 012 805 0121 SOWETO, 1809 Phone 012 805 0117 Phone 011 331 0164 Street Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, 19864 Fax 011 982 6400 Makhubela Street, MAMELODI WEST, 0122 Email [email protected] Centre Manager Kagiso Thusong Service Centre Tshepho Mokoena, Mr Street Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, 19864 Phone 011 660 1105 Makhubela Street, MAMELODI WEST, 0122 Street Randfontein Local Municipality, West Rand Phone 012 358 1745 District, 8740 Kagiso Avenue, Extension 12, Next to Fax 012 805 0121 Police Station, KAGISO, 1754 Regional Communication Coordinator (GCIS) Regional Communication Coordinator (GCIS) Robbie Senoelo, Mr Tshidi Mokoka, Ms Street Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality, 19864 Street Randfontein Local Municipality, West Rand Makhubela Street, MAMELODI WEST, 0122 District, 8740 Kagiso Avenue, Extension 12, Next to Phone 012 805 0117 Police Station, KAGISO, 1754 Fax 012 805 0121 Phone 011 414 1888 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Page 3 / 5 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/thusong-service-centres-directory%3A-gauteng- thusong-service-centres/pdf South African Government Thusong Service Centres Directory: Gauteng Thusong Service Centres 2021-09-27 Maponya Urban Mall Thusong Service Centre Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) Pakeng Matsetse, Mr Phone 011 938 4257 Street Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality, 15747 Street City of Jo'burg Local Municipality, City of Orange Farm, Extension 4 , Next to SAPS, ORANGE Jo'burg District, Shop 368 Maponya Mall, Chris Hani FARM, 1805 Road/Old Potchestroom Road Phone 011 331 0164 Fax 011 935 6492 Centre Manager Email [email protected] Daniel Nzula, Mr Street City of Jo'burg Local Municipality, City of Ratanda Thusong Service Centre Jo'burg District, Shop 368 Maponya Mall, Chris Hani Road/Old Potchestroom Road Fax 016 988 1960 Phone 011 938 1062 Phone 016 988 1960 Street Lesedi Local Municipality, Sedibeng District, Senior Communication Officer (GCIS) cnr Heidelburg and Boshoek Streets, RATANDA, 2405 Pakeng Matsetse, Mr Street City of Jo'burg Local Municipality,
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