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City of Matlosana

Budgets, audited spending, grants, reported unauthorised and irregular expenditure and audit opinions, by financial year, as National Treasury publishes them for City of Matlosana Local Municipality Council.

Income statement, headline items

Original budget, adjusted budget and audited actual side by side; each is its own figure

Headline items by financial year
Financial yearItemOriginal budgetAdjusted budgetAudited actual
2025/26Total Revenue (excluding capital transfers and contributions)R 4 571 805 013R 4 571 351 774—
Total ExpenditureR 5 083 259 500R 5 076 062 832—
Surplus/(Deficit)−R 511 454 487−R 504 711 058—
2024/25Total Revenue (excluding capital transfers and contributions)——R 4 747 518 437
Total Expenditure——R 5 853 084 578
Surplus/(Deficit)——−R 1 105 566 141
2023/24Total Revenue (excluding capital transfers and contributions)——R 4 068 451 088
Total Expenditure——R 5 243 404 580
Surplus/(Deficit)——−R 1 174 953 492
2022/23Total Revenue (excluding capital transfers and contributions)——R 3 745 721 837
Total Expenditure——R 4 737 696 396
Surplus/(Deficit)——−R 991 974 559

Unauthorised, irregular, fruitless and wasteful expenditure

As the municipality reported it; not a finding of wrongdoing by itself

UIFW expenditure by year
YearUnauthorisedIrregularFruitless and wasteful
2023/24R 1,1 billionR 264 millionR 105 million
2022/23R 370 millionR 277 millionR 233 million
2021/22R 1,1 billionR 301 millionR 113 million
2020/21R 642 millionR 489 millionR 274 306
2019/20R 481 millionR 180 millionR 66 million
2018/19R 224 millionR 249 millionR 68 million
2017/18R 141 millionR 356 millionR 52 million
2016/17R 184 millionR 311 millionR 37 million

Audit opinions

The Auditor-General's opinion on the annual financial statements, per year

Audit opinions
YearOpinionReport
2023/24Qualified
2022/23Unqualified - Emphasis of Matter items
2021/22Unqualified - Emphasis of Matter items
2020/21Unqualified - Emphasis of Matter items
2019/20Qualified
2018/19Qualified
2017/18Unqualified - Emphasis of Matter items
2016/17Qualified
2015/16Qualified
2014/15Qualified
2013/14Qualified
2012/13Disclaimer of opinion
2011/12Disclaimer of opinion
2010/11Disclaimer of opinion

Capital expenditure by type

Latest audited year with figures; original and adjusted budgets beside the audited actual

Capital expenditure, 2024/25
TypeOriginal budgetAdjusted budgetAudited actual
DeprecationR 411 million—R 294 million
NewR 201 million—R 118 million
RenewalR 18 million—R 6,5 million
Repairs and maintenanceR 264 million—R 121 million
UpgradingR 17 million—R 22 million

Conditional grants

Largest grant budgets in the latest year published (Treasury publishes budgets, not audited receipts, here)

Conditional grants, 2018/19
GrantAdjusted budget
Neighbourhood Development Partnership (Schedule 5B)R 75 million
Sport, Arts and CultureR 716 000
Energy Efficiency and Demand Side Management (Municipal) GrantR 7,0 million
Neighbourhood Development Partnership (Schedule 6B)R 3,5 million
Local Government Financial Management GrantR 2,2 million
Integrated National Electrification Programme (Municipal) GrantR 22 million
Integrated National Electrification Programme (Allocation in-kind) GrantR 2,1 million
Expanded Public Works Programme Integrated Grant (Municipality)R 2,0 million
capital
2018/19 – 2025/26
conditional grant
2012/13 – 2018/19
income expenditure
2018/19 – 2025/26
uifw expenditure
2011/12 – 2023/24

Tender notices by the municipality

Where the municipality publishes on the eTender portal under its demarcation name

No organ of state on the portal is linked to this municipality by an identical name. Its notices, if any, are listed under the name the portal prints.

Why no ward figures

National Treasury reports municipal finance for the municipality as a whole. Mandate SA shows it at that level and never divides it across wards; a ward’s page links here instead.