North West Provincial Treasury welcomed its new intake of interns as they commence their journey in the workplace environment. This initiative forms part of the department’s ongoing commitment to youth empowerment, skills development and strengthening the professional capacity of the public sector. Through the internship programme, young graduates will gain valuable exposure across critical areas of the Treasury’s mandate ranging from financial governance, supply chain management, infrastructure management, macro-economic analysis, communication, research and administration. This practical workplace experience will enable interns to contribute meaningfully to improved financial management and efficient service delivery within the province. Addressing the new cohort, the Chief Director for Corporate Services, Ms. Matshediso…

The North West Provincial Treasury continues to uphold standard for good governance and financial management within provincial administration. The department has maintained its clean audit outcome for the twelfth consecutive year, reaffirming its commitment to accountability and transparency. This announcement was made during the release of the 2024/25 Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) provincial audit outcomes by the Auditor-General, Ms. Tsakani Maluleke, at a meeting held with Premier Lazarus Mokgosi, Speaker of the North West Provincial Legislature Ms. Desbo Mohono, Deputy Speaker Mr. Collen Maine, and Standing Committee on Public Accounts (SCOPA) Chairperson Mr. Smuts Matshe at Rio Casino and Hotel in Klerksdorp. Clean Audit status signifies…

The North West Provincial Treasury’s Provincial Supply Chain Management (PSCM) would like to caution all suppliers from responding to a fake and fraudulent Request for Quotation (RFQ) document which is in a fake departmental letterhead dated 20 October 2025 for the supply and delivery of 1000 units of FRADEX-14D STAPLER with contact numbers 018- 880 1009 / 078 775 4140: Enquiries: Keitumetse Monareng. The department appeals to suppliers to avoid falling victims to the scam and not respond to this Request for Quotation as it is fraudulent. Provincial Treasury is not in the process of procuring the item mentioned in the document. Purchase orders for this RFQ…

The North West Provincial Treasury’s Provincial Supply Chain Management (PSCM) Programme has started a province-wide outreach programme to assist Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) and Non-Profit Organisations (NPOs) with registrations on the Central Supplier Database (CSD) and the North West Business Enterprise Database (NWBED). The hands-on outreach demonstrates the department’s commitment to breaking digital and geographic barriers by empowering local entrepreneurs with access to government procurement systems to participate economic inclusion, job creation, and the development of a vibrant, competitive local economy. The initiative,which began in October in the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Municipality will run until March 2026 across all municipalities in the province,…

The Thuntsha Lerole Accelerated Service Delivery Programme is a flagship initiative of the North West Provincial Government aimed at fast-tracking the delivery of essential services to communities, particularly those in previously underserved and rural areas. The programme embodies a people-centric, integrated, and responsive approach to governance, rooted in the principles of the South African Constitution and the Batho Pele (“People First”) ethos. Building on lessons from Phase Four (04), Phase Five (05) of the programme adopts a more coordinated, accountable, and results-driven implementation strategy. The execution of this phase is anchored in interdepartmental collaboration, evidence-based planning, and improved oversight. Under the strategic oversight of the provincial government,…

As part of its mandate to strengthen municipal financial sustainability and revenue enhancement, Provincial Treasury is partnering with municipalities to develop tailored revenue enhancement strategies. These strategies are designed to help municipalities increase internal funding capacity for sustainable service delivery. During the recent Thuntsha Lerole Programme held in Matshelapad, the Tswaing Local Municipality benefited from this support when it joined forces with the Treasury in an intensive campaign focused on addressing outstanding debts owed to the municipality by government institutions. The department facilitated engagement between the municipality and the Department of Education regarding outstanding debt owed by Section 21 schools. Through this intervention, the municipality is likely…