Dear Stakeholder, 

Invitation to Participate in the Bitou Youth Day Expo 

The Bitou Municipality is pleased to invite you to the Bitou Youth Day Expo, which will take place on 15 June 2025 at Kwanokuthula Stadium, Plettenberg Bay. 

This event seeks to celebrate the vibrant youth of Bitou while providing a platform for skills development, employment opportunities, and entrepreneurial growth. We aim to connect stakeholders, including government departments, private enterprises, and development agencies, with the youth of our community. 

Organizations and bodies that qualify in terms of the criteria and prescriptions contained in Bitou Municipality’s Grant-in-Aid Policy and Section 67 of the Municipal Financial Management Act 2003 are hereby invited to submit proposals for Arts Festival Programs to be undertaken during the month of March 2025. 

Only applications submitted on the prescribed application form and accompanied by all the required information, documentation, financial statements, covering letter, etc., will be considered. 

All residents are invited to the Annual Reconciliation Day, 16 December, Celebrations. The official event will commence at 16h00 and will end at 21h00. 

Provision of Sound System, Stage and Artist, dancers. Management for the Street light Festival Celebration on the 16 December 2024 in Plettenberg Bay Main Street.

PROVISION OF CATERING SERVICE FOR A CHRISTMAS LUNCH FOR ELDERLY AND DISABLED ON DATES; 13TH, 14TH ,15TH, 17TH, 18TH, 19th DECEMBER 2024 AT VARIOUS AREAS

Bitou Municipality is honored to host the district launch of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children 2024.

Join us under the theme: “30 Years of Advancing Action to End Violence Against Women and Children.”

📅 Date: Saturday, 23 November 2024

📍 Venue: KwaNokuthula Community Hall

PROVISION OF CATERING SERVICE FOR THE 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM LAUNCH 23 NOVEMBER 2024 AT KWANOKUTHULA STADIUM.

Bitou Executive Mayor, Councillor Jessica Kamkam, says the municipality has upped the ante in the drive to better the lives of its residents.

This statement comes as the contractor appointed to electrify the Qolweni Informal Settlement in Ward 3, goes on site this week. The contractor will be electrifying 104 new houses and performing 180 upgrades to existing meters.