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13 municipalities · Financial year ended 30 June 2022

Municipal revenue

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2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025

Revenue by municipality Amounts are not adjusted for population. Higher revenue or spending does not mean better performance.
  1. City of Johannesburg R60.6bn
  2. City of Cape Town R51.8bn
  3. City of Ekurhuleni R44.8bn
  4. eThekwini R42.7bn
  5. Nelson Mandela Bay R13.7bn
  6. Buffalo City R8.2bn
  7. Mangaung R7.7bn
  8. Msunduzi R5.8bn
  9. Polokwane R4.1bn
  10. City of Mbombela R3.4bn
  11. Sol Plaatje R2.2bn
  12. Stellenbosch R1.9bn
  13. City of Tshwane Not available
Municipality Revenue Change from 2021 Cash cover
Metros
City of Johannesburg R60.6bn -8% 0.9% Outside Treasury's range
City of Cape Town R51.8bn +19% 21.1% Within Treasury's range
City of Ekurhuleni R44.8bn +14% 0% Outside Treasury's range
eThekwini R42.7bn +9% 0% Outside Treasury's range
Nelson Mandela Bay R13.7bn +15% 0% Outside Treasury's range
Buffalo City R8.2bn +5% 5.1% Within Treasury's range
Mangaung R7.7bn +11% 4.3% Within Treasury's range
City of Tshwane Not available — Not available
Local municipalities
Msunduzi R5.8bn +6% 0.5% Outside Treasury's range
Polokwane R4.1bn +13% 3.6% Within Treasury's range
City of Mbombela R3.4bn +3% 0% Outside Treasury's range
Sol Plaatje R2.2bn +6% 0% Outside Treasury's range
Stellenbosch R1.9bn +12% 10.4% Within Treasury's range

Rows are grouped by municipality type and ordered by amount, largest first. Figures are not adjusted for population, so a higher amount does not mean better performance. Metros provide services across their areas. Local municipalities share some responsibilities with district municipalities. “Not available” means MapMyCity has no figure for this municipality, measure and year.