Community

Matsapha – In partnership with Eswatini Beverages, Council has continued with the installation of pedestrian bollards along the Police College Road, past Mathangeni to the MR3 Highway. The total coverage area of the project upon completion will be 1.7 kilometres. This project aims to promote road safety, ensuring that pedestrians are safe when moving in...

Matsapha – In another positive yield collaboration, the Rotary Club of Matsapha and Matsapha Town Council, hosted a Mental Health Wellness event targeted at equipping the youth of Matsapha with the importance of maintaining a healthy wellness mind set. The event was graced by several speakers who engaged the youth in financial literacy and personal...

The Chairperson, Councillors, Management, staff and residents of Matsapha would like to convey our deepest condolences to their Majesties, the Prime Minister’s family, relatives and Nation at large for the saddening demise of His Excellency, the Right Honourable Prime Minister Ambrose Mandvulo Dlamini. His humility and respect for all will surely be missed. Lala Ngekuthula...

Matsapha – Following the completion of the five-year term of office of the Councillors of the various towns of the Kingdom of Eswatini, elections for the new Councillors are in progress. All property residents and occupiers of immovable property in the town of Matsapha are encouraged to participate in these elections by registering to vote...

Matsapha Town Council calls upon all dog owners whose pets are either lost or abandoned and roaming wild on the streets of Matsapha to remove them with immediate effect. The Public Health Act of 1969 section 11 (k) identifies dogs that are so kept as to be or likely to be offensive or injurious to...

Matsapha Town Council conducted courtesy visit and donated food supplies to two Charity Homes within Matsapha urban space, on the 24th of March 2020. The visit was conducted by Councillor Steven Motsa, who was representing the Matsapha Chairperson, Councillor Alice Russo and the Town Clerk, Lucky Sukati. The two Charity homes visited was the Chesire...

Matsapha – The rise in the number of vehicles being illegally parked in areas not intended for parking has been noted by the Council with great concern. Owners of unlawfully parked vehicles are urged to move them and if they do not, Council will take legal action to force the removal of the vehicles from...