Office of the Executive Mayor
Moving Forward for a Better Future
Working for you for a better tomorrow!
Most local councils in the country have an executive mayor. The executive mayor is elected by the full council. He or she may appoint a mayoral committee that will assist in making decisions, proposals and plans that have to be approved by council. The mayoral committee may not consist of more than 10 people or more than 20% of the sitting councillors. The council may delegate any executive powers to the executive mayor. An executive mayor is almost like the president at local level and a mayoral committee is almost like the cabinet. When a municipality has an executive mayor they should still elect a Speaker to act as the chairperson of council meetings. The Executive Mayor's office consists of the Mayor and three Municipal Mayoral Committees.
Press Release – Metsweding District Bontle ke Botho Awards’ Ceremony
Bontle ke Botho (BkB) is an environmental program initiated by the Gauteng Provincial Government in 2002 as part of a campaign of mobilising community awareness and participation in support of the 3rd September 2002 World Summit on Sustainable Development (WSSD) held in Johannesburg and beyond the summit. It is premised on the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation (JPOI) adopted at the summit (WSSD) and collectively committing all stakeholders to a “development agenda guided by equity, justice, social and environmental considerations” – BkB 2005 Report.
Meet the Mayor's Office Team
| A Mlondobozi - Executive Mayor |
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| N Moitsi - Senior Manager Executive Mayor's Office |  |
| LM Pheko - PA to the Executive Mayor |  |
| AK Motsubela - Special Programmes Co-ordinator |  |
| L Mphuthing- Secretary to Mayor |  |
