The Municipality derives its mandate from Section 152 of the Constitution of South Africa (1996) wherein its speaks about he objects of Local Government. To operationalize this, municipality achieves its mandate through Chapter 3 of the Local Government: Municipal Systems Act (Act 32 of 2000) when its speaks of the powers of municipalities.
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M Magubane, Cllr. Executive Mayor
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NEW EXECUTIVE MAYOR
All parties present welcomed the swearing-in of Cllr Magubane and expressed their best wishes for his tenure as new Executive Mayor of Chief Albert Luthuli Local
CWP Participants With COGSTA Officials
Executive Mayor Cllr MP Ngubane meets with officials from the Provincial and National Offices of COGSTA to discuss the status of participants in Community Work Programme
Recognition Of Tourism Month
Chief Albert Luthuli Municipality and Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency Partner in Planting Trees at Litjelembube Secondary School
30 Years in the democratic despensation
South Africa has made significant strides since achieving freedom 30 years ago, thanks to its human rights-driven constitutional dispensation. This has translated into sound governance and impactful programmes that improve citizens’ lives.
Featured Municipal Projects
Members of the public can normally refer to the annually revised Integrated Development Plan (IDP) which is the municipality’s principal strategic document. It contains all projects for development committed by the municipal council. The Midterm Revenue and Expenditure Framework (Budget) is also another referral for members of the public to check the allocation of projects against the budget.