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As the 2023/2024 financial year draws to a close, Council would like to remind ratepayers within the town of Matsapha to clear their outstanding rates before the 31st March 2024. Council has a wide variety of payment methods that are conducive for ratepayers to easily pay their rates. MODES OF PAYMENT Cash paid over the...
Matsapha – Council would like to encourage plot owners to clear their overgrown plots. Overgrown plots are regarded as a nuisance to neighboring plots and they assist in the promotion of many illegal activities such as illegal dumping and the harboring of criminals. Owners of these overgrown plots are requested to clear their properties as...
Enjoying food with family and friends is one of the highlights of the festive season. Ensuring food safety is essential at all stages of food preparation (from purchasing the food market to serving it on the plate). Preventing contamination, the growth of microorganisms, and the survival of these microorganisms in our food should be our...
Finally, a solution to easing traffic exiting Matsapha town during peak hours. The Royal Eswatini Police Services (REPS) and Matsapha Town Council (MTC) have collaborated towards an initiative that will help ease traffic exiting Matsapha Town. The exercise or traffic control happens between 4.30pm – 5.30pm from Mashayitafula Junction to Mathangeni. Matsapha Town Council being...
The Covid-19 Pandemic has pushed organizations to make more use of digital platforms. Matsapha Town Council has also adopted a similar approach. It is on the regard that Council encourages its valuable Stakeholders to limit its visitations to Council sites. The best way for stakeholders to access services is to make use of the Matsapha...
Matsapha Town Council would like to inform Matsapha Business Stakeholders, Ratepayers and other Stakeholders that Council will offer limited services from Monday 21st December 2020 and will return to normal services on Monday 4th January 2021 due to festive holidays. All essential services will still be available. These include refuse collection, health inspections nuisance abeyance...
This winter a number of Matsapha Residents have noticed flies around their homes. The flies most likely bothering you this winter are cluster flies, fruit flies and house flies. With the seasons changing and temperatures cooling like many insects, flies move inside for the winter to seek out warm, moist places such as your homes....
Following Government’s public declaration on the partial lockdown due to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) in the country, there has been a serious need to adjust our operations for the next few weeks. We would like to ensure that it is our priority that all our ratepayers, business community, residents, the general public, stakeholders and our staff...
Matsapha Town Council held a workshop on the 3rd of July 2019, with all the Healthcare Waste generators in Matsapha aimed at encouraging proper waste management from generation to disposal stages as outlined by the Waste Regulation of 2011. This workshop was vital following the incidence where needles were illegal dumped in a public space,...
Matsapha Mayor Sandlane Zwane, spoke confidently that the council is ready to provide health services for the people that will be coming into the town following the return of AGOA trading. This was in response to USA Embassy’s representative Mich Coke yesterday, who had challenged Matsapha on the capabilities of providing more health services to...
