The North West Provincial Treasury has successfully concluded its 2025 strategic planning session, reinforcing its commitment to driving economic growth, strengthening financial governance, and ensuring the effective use of provincial resources. The session emphasized aligning departmental strategies with national and provincial priorities, including the Provincial Growth and Development Strategy and the Provincial Development Plan. A key focus was addressing unmet commitments from previous financial years by integrating them into the current planning cycle. This ensures continuity and accountability in delivering on critical initiatives. The session also explored measures to correct skewed government expenditure, directing resources toward programs that directly benefit citizens and combat the province’s persistent challenges…

Mahikeng, 19 March 2025 – The North West Provincial Government, under the leadership of MEC Kenetswe Mosenogi, tabled the 2025/26 Provincial Budget Speech, outlining a comprehensive plan to address the socio-economic challenges facing the province. The budget, totaling R55.740 billion for the 2025/26 financial year, is designed to drive inclusive growth, create jobs, reduce poverty, and improve service delivery across the province Key Highlights of the 2025/26 Budget includes: Economic Growth and Job Creation: The budget prioritizes economic revitalization, with a focus on reducing the province’s high unemployment rate, which currently stands at 41.3%. Through partnerships with the Department of Labour, the province aims to create over…

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The North West Provincial Treasury successfully concluded its two day strategic planning session for 2024/25 financial year, reaffirming its commitment to improving financial governance, enhancing resource management, and supporting sustainable development across the province. The strategic planning session took place on 16 and 17th October in Mahikeng. In line with the priorities of the Seventh Administration, the department remains focused on ensuring sound financial practices and aligning provincial efforts with the goals set out in the National Development Plan (NDP) 2030. Through strategic planning and as mandated by the Public Management Act (PFMA), the provincial treasury aims to strengthen financial oversight, promote transparency, and drive innovation to…

[Mafikeng] — The North West Provincial Treasury is pleased to announce significant progress in the audit outcomes of the North West municipalities as highlighted in the Auditor General’s 2022-23 report. Auditor General Tsakani Maluleke’s recent presentation to Parliament underscores a noteworthy achievement: eighteen (18) municipalities, including several in North West, have successfully moved out of the negative audit category. This progress is a testament to the concerted efforts and enhanced support from provincial and national governments. Of the twenty-two (22) municipalities, twenty-one (21) submitted Annual Financial Statements for the 22/23 financial year except Ditsobotla Local Municipality. Three (3) municipalities, namely; Dr Kenneth Kaunda, City of Matlosana and…