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Export This Category As A South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Northern Cape Municipalities 2021-09-27 Table of Contents Dikgatlong Local Municipality .............................................................................................................................. 2 Emthanjeni Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................. 2 Frances Baard District Municipality .................................................................................................................... 2 Ga-segonyana Local Municipality ........................................................................................................................ 3 Gamagara Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 3 Hantam Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................... 4 Joe Morolong Local Municipality ......................................................................................................................... 4 John Taolo Gaetsewe District Municipality ........................................................................................................ 5 Kai Garib Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................ 5 Kamiesberg Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................ 5 Kareeberg Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 6 Karoo Hoogland Local Municipality .................................................................................................................... 6 Kgatelopele Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................ 7 Khai Ma Local Municipality ................................................................................................................................... 7 Khara Hais Local Municipality .............................................................................................................................. 7 Kheis Local Municipality ....................................................................................................................................... 8 Magareng Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................... 8 Mier Local Municipality ......................................................................................................................................... 9 Nama-khoi Local Municipality .............................................................................................................................. 9 Namakwa District Municipality ............................................................................................................................. 9 Phokwane Local Municipality .............................................................................................................................. 10 Pixley Ka Seme District Municipality ................................................................................................................. 10 Renosterburg Local Municipality ........................................................................................................................ 10 Richtersveld Local Municipality ......................................................................................................................... 11 Siyancuma Local Municipality ........................................................................................................................... 11 Siyathemba Local Municipality .......................................................................................................................... 12 Sol Plaatje Local Municipality ............................................................................................................................ 12 Thembelihle Local Municipality ......................................................................................................................... 12 Tsantsabane Local Municipality ........................................................................................................................ 13 Ubuntu Local Municipality .................................................................................................................................. 13 Umsobomvu Local Municipality ......................................................................................................................... 13 ZF Mgcawu District Municipality ........................................................................................................................ 14 Page 1 / 14 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/provincial-and-local-government-directory%3A- northern-cape-municipalities/pdf South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Northern Cape Municipalities 2021-09-27 Dikgatlong Local Municipality Head of Communications Vuyelwa Diamane, Ms Website http://www.dikgatlong.gov.za/ Postal PO Box 42, DE AAR, 7000 Fax 053 531 0624 Street 45 Voortrekker Street, DE AAR Phone 053 531 6500 Phone 053 632 9100 Postal Private Bag X5, BARKLY WEST, 8375 Fax 053 631 0105 Street Number 33 Cambell, BARKLY WEST Email [email protected] Head of Communications Executive Mayor George Damoense, Mr Sipho Thomas Sthonga, Cllr Postal Private Bag X5, BARKLY WEST, 8375 Postal PO Box 42, DE AAR, 7000 Street Number 33 Cambell, BARKLY WEST Street 45 Voortrekker Street, DE AAR Phone 053 531 0671 Phone 053 632 9100 Fax 053 531 0624 Fax 053 631 0105 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Municipal Manager Municipal Manager Kgotso Moeketsi, Mr Isak Visser, Mr Postal Private Bag X5, BARKLY WEST, 8375 Postal PO Box 42, DE AAR, 7000 Street Number 33 Cambell, BARKLY WEST Street 45 Voortrekker Street, DE AAR Phone 053 531 0671 Phone 053 632 9100 Fax 053 531 0624 Fax 053 631 0105 Email [email protected] Information Officer (PAIA) Kgotso Moeketsi, Mr Information Officer (PAIA) Postal Private Bag X5, BARKLY WEST, 8375 Isak Visser, Mr Street Number 33 Cambell, BARKLY WEST Postal PO Box 42, DE AAR, 7000 Phone 053 531 0671 Street 45 Voortrekker Street, DE AAR Fax 053 531 0624 Phone 053 632 9100 Fax 053 631 0105 Executive Mayor Email [email protected] Willie Mogongwa, Cllr Postal Private Bag X5, BARKLY WEST, 8375 Frances Baard District Municipality Street Number 33 Cambell, BARKLY WEST Phone 053 531 0671 Website http://www.francesbaard.gov.za Fax 053 531 0624 Email [email protected] Fax 053 861 1538 Emthanjeni Local Municipality Phone 053 838 0911 Postal Private Bag X6088, KIMBERLEY, 8300 Website http://www.emthanjeni.co.za Street 51 Drakensberg Avenue, Carters Glen, Fax 053 631 0105 KIMBERLEY Phone 053 632 9100 Postal PO Box 42, DE AAR, 7000 Municipal Manager Street 45 Voortrekker Street, DE AAR Mamikie Bogatsu, Ms Postal Private Bag X6088, KIMBERLEY, 8300 Street 51 Drakensberg Avenue, Carters Glen, KIMBERLEY Phone 053 838 0911 Fax 053 861 1538 Email [email protected] Page 2 / 14 Source: https://www.gov.za/about-government/contact-directory/sub-category/provincial-and-local-government-directory%3A- northern-cape-municipalities/pdf South African Government Provincial and Local Government Directory: Northern Cape Municipalities 2021-09-27 Information Officer (PAIA) Information Officer (PAIA) Mamikie Bogatsu, Ms Edward Ntefang, Mr Postal Private Bag X6088, KIMBERLEY, 8300 Postal Private Bag X1522, KURUMAN, 8460 Street 51 Drakensberg Avenue, Carters Glen, Street cnr of Voortrekker and School Street, KIMBERLEY KURUMAN Phone 053 838 0911 Phone 053 712 9300 Fax 053 861 1538 Fax 053 712 3581 Executive Mayor Head of Communications Patrick Marekwa, Mr Martin Tsatsimpe, Mr Postal Private Bag X6088, KIMBERLEY, 8300 Postal Private Bag X1522, KURUMAN, 8460 Street 51 Drakensberg Avenue, Carters Glen, Street cnr of Voortrekker and School Street, KIMBERLEY KURUMAN Phone 053 838 0911 Phone 053 712 9300 Fax 053 861 1538 Fax 053 712 3581 Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Head of Communications Municipal Manager Gerline Roman, Ms  Martin Tsatsimpe, Mr Postal Private Bag X6088, KIMBERLEY, 8300 Postal Private Bag X1522, KURUMAN, 8460 Street 51 Drakensberg Avenue, Carters Glen, Street cnr of Voortrekker and School Street, KIMBERLEY KURUMAN Phone 053 838 0996 Phone 053 712 9300 Fax 053 861 1538 Fax 053 712 3581 Email [email protected] Gamagara Local Municipality Ga-segonyana Local Municipality Website http://www.gamagara.co.za Website http://www.ga-segonyana.gov.za Email [email protected] Email [email protected] Fax 053 723 2021 Fax 053 712 3581 Phone 053 723 6000 Phone 053 712 9300 Postal PO Box 1001, KATHU, 8446 Postal Private Bag X1522, KURUMAN, 8460 Street Civic Centre, cnr of Hendrick van Eck and Street cnr of Voortrekker and School Street, Frikkie Meyer Road, KATHU KURUMAN Municipal Manager Executive Mayor Clement Itumeleng, Mr Gibson Anthony, Cllr Postal PO Box 1001, KATHU, 8446 Postal Private Bag X1522, KURUMAN,
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