Gauteng

Tshwane

Qualified

was the Auditor-General’s audit outcome for 2024-25.

Official: Auditor-General · Data as of 2024-25 financial year (audited) · Last updated 12 Oct 2026

Tshwane at a glance

Latest official figures

WaterIs my water reliable? How much is lost? Is it safe?39.1%of the water bought or purified was lost before it was sold in 2024-25. Treasury’s norm is 15% to 30%.Official: Audited annual financial statements ElectricityHow often is it off? Who produces our power?21.5%of the electricity bought or generated was lost before it was sold in 2024-25. Treasury’s norm is 7% to 10%.Official: Audited annual financial statements Refuse and servicesIs refuse collected? Who has basic services?76.9%of households had their refuse removed at least once a week in 2025, against 81.0% removed by the city weekly in the Census 2022 baseline.Official: Stats SA, General Household Survey 2025 Roads and infrastructureIs the city maintaining and upgrading what it has?2.3%of the value of its property, plant and equipment went on repairs and maintenance in 2024-25. Treasury’s guideline is 8%.Official: National Treasury, Municipal Money Money inWhere does the metro’s money come from?60.7%of what it billed residents and businesses was collected in 2024-25. Treasury’s norm is 95%.Official: National Treasury, Municipal Money Money outHow is it spent, and is the metro well run?Qualifiedwas the Auditor-General’s audit outcome for 2024-25.Official: Auditor-General

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107 wards in Tshwane · 2021 boundaries

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Search by name uses the wards of the 2021 local elections; the 2026 elections use new boundaries, and the address search gives both. Each 2021 ward page links to the 2026 wards that cover it. Suburb names are Stats SA Census 2011 sub-places and main places; Census 2022 names have not been published. Voting stations and results: Electoral Commission (IEC). A suburb can span more than one ward.

How Tshwane voted in 2024

Official: Electoral Commission (IEC)

What these words mean

Voting district: The area served by one voting station. The Electoral Commission counts and publishes results for each one.
Turnout: Votes cast (valid and spoilt) as a share of registered voters.

Tshwane

Registered voters1 619 402

Turnout62.0%

Largest partyANC37.8% of valid votes, 7.8 points ahead of DA

ANC 37.8%
DA 30.0%
EFF 13.7%
VF+ 4.3%
MK 4.2%
Others 9.9%

Source: Electoral Commission (IEC), 2024 national ballot, results by voting district added up per metro. Turnout counts valid and spoilt votes as a share of registered voters. Shares are of valid votes.

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