Ward 1

Councillor:Kamusoko  Charles

Ward 1 is home to Hope Fountain Primary School, Mthombothemba Primary, and Tenson Hlabangani High School, offering learners access to quality education. A piped water scheme is in place, ensuring clean water for local residents.

Councillor: 

Mpofu Bransi  

Ward 2 is a growing educational centre with four well-performing schools: Mvutho Primary, Cement Primary, Kensington Primary, and Mguza Primary. These schools are known for nurturing academic excellence and community engagement, helping to create a solid educational foundation.

Healthcare is provided by Cement Clinic, a facility that serves as a cornerstone for primary health services. It offers maternal care, immunizations, outpatient consultations, and health education. The ward also includes a cemetery, which is professionally managed and maintained, providing a respectful final resting place and demonstrating the council’s commitment to all stages of life.

Councillor: Thulani Mpengesi

Ward 3 is a vibrant, well-resourced area with significant investments in both education and healthcare. The ward is home to multiple schools including Sojini Secondary, Cameroon Primary, Mqashwini Primary, Maqaqeni Primary, and Mpumelelo ECD Centre. These institutions serve hundreds of learners and are key to early childhood and adolescent development.

Two clinics, Fingo Clinic and Mfanyana Clinic, ensure that residents have access to essential health services, including chronic illness management and maternal care. Furthermore, the Nqakala Piped Water Scheme ensures sustainable water delivery to households and institutions, reinforcing the council’s vision of modern, well-serviced communities.

Councillor: Alexander Mnkanda

Ward 4 is a hub of educational excellence, featuring a wide array of schools: Nhlambabaloyi Primary and Secondary, Libeni Primary, Mbizo Primary, John Tallac Primary, and John Tallac Secondary. These schools not only provide quality education but also foster leadership, culture, and sporting talent.

Healthcare services are provided by Bhekeni Clinic and Ntabazinduna Clinic, both of which are staffed by professional personnel and equipped to provide essential medical care. These clinics serve as health anchors in the community, contributing to wellness and preventative care. The council continues to prioritise investment in people and infrastructure.

Councillor: Mfazo Mpunzi

Ward 5 demonstrates strong educational development, offering both primary and secondary education at Madlelenyoni Primary and Secondary as well as David Livingstone Primary and Secondary Schools. These institutions are instrumental in providing learners with the tools and knowledge to succeed.

While there are no clinics currently in the ward, the council has plans to expand healthcare services to meet the growing needs of the population. Strategic development initiatives are underway, focusing on building additional infrastructure and strengthening public service delivery.

Councillor: Busisiwe Brown

Ward 6 prioritises access to education through Maximhill Primary School, which provides a nurturing environment for learners at the primary level. The school plays an important role in early education and community cohesion.

Healthcare services are catered for by Heany Junction Clinic, which offers a range of medical services from child immunisations to general outpatient care. The council continues to monitor and invest in local service delivery to ensure the ward’s population is well supported.

Councillor: Moffat Mwinde

Ward 7 provides access to inclusive education through Umgusa Primary, Montgomery Secondary, and Fairbridge Primary Schools. These institutions contribute to academic achievement and offer a strong curriculum supported by dedicated educators.

Health needs are addressed through Fairbridge Clinic, which offers outpatient services and community health programs. The council’s continued investment in health and education is evident in the well-being and performance of this ward.

Councillor: Sisa Moyo

In Ward 8, learners benefit from dedicated teaching at Pampoenpoort, Mbuyazwe Primary, and Mbuyazwe Secondary Schools. The schools are central to the council’s mission of empowering communities through knowledge and skills development.

Kennebeck Clinic is the main healthcare provider, offering essential services to ensure families stay healthy. The council remains committed to improving infrastructure and exploring opportunities for further development across the ward.

Councillor: Gladys Mathuthu

Ward 9 stands out as one of the most education-rich areas, featuring Mahlothova Primary and Secondary, Ngazini, Crossby, Mathonisa, and Sikhanyiso Primary Schools. The wide range of institutions reflects the council’s dedication to widespread educational access.

Redwood Clinic provides reliable healthcare services, contributing to community health and vitality. With ongoing programs in education and health, Ward 9 continues to benefit from focused investment and planning.

Councillor: Johannes Sibanda

This ward is a model for integrated service delivery, with numerous schools including Deli, Buda, Grants, Semukeleni, Dundubala, Goldfield Primaries, and Sawmills Secondary School. These schools provide strong academic programs that support learners from early years through to secondary level.

Healthcare services are delivered through Lozikeyi Clinic and Igusi Clinic, which provide critical care to families. Additionally, the Buda Piped Water Scheme enhances access to clean, reliable water—reinforcing the council’s mission of infrastructure-led development.