Your hub for Midrand's Ward 132 – connecting residents, sharing updates, and driving service delivery in Johannesburg.
Ward 132 is a key municipal ward in the Midrand area of the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality (Region A). It covers a diverse range of residential, commercial, and estate areas known for their growing communities and proximity to major routes like the N1 and R55.
Residents are active in advocating for better roads, infrastructure, safety, green spaces, and service delivery. Recent community meetings have drawn strong turnout and support for local initiatives.
Local government elections are scheduled for November 2026 – stay engaged!
You must vote at the voting station where you are registered. Voting stations for Ward 132 (Midrand) are listed in the official IEC data.
How to check yours:
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Who is standing in Ward 132?
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Official candidate lists: IEC Candidate Lists
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Long-serving councillor for Ward 132 (previously Ward 93). Focused on service delivery, infrastructure, community engagement, and accountability.
Contact:
Phone: 082 886 8519
Email: annette@deppe.co.za
X/Twitter: @annettedeppe
She regularly holds community meetings, advocates with JRA and city departments, and encourages residents to log issues through official channels as well as with her office.
Check current power outages and water disruptions affecting Midrand / Ward 132. These links go to the official City Power and Joburg Water sources.
Notices change frequently. Always confirm the latest information on the official sites or social media channels above.
Use this form to log local concerns (roads, dumping, lighting, water, etc.).
Summaries based on recent local news coverage (sources linked where available). This is a community resource drawing from public reporting.
Nearly 200 residents packed a community meeting at Waterfall Valley Estate. Councillor Annette Deppe highlighted strong engagement. Helen Zille (DA mayoral candidate) addressed the crowd on restoring good governance. A resident donated R10,000 to support local initiatives. Key concerns: infrastructure, safety, and accountability.
Read full articlePotholes, sinkholes (e.g. on Pitts Avenue), and deteriorating roads have frustrated residents. Councillor Deppe called for urgent JRA action and fair funding allocation, noting the ward was excluded from major capital plans. JRA has disputed some overspend claims.
Read full articleCouncillor Deppe highlighted 2025 achievements in sustainability, safety, and infrastructure. Priorities for 2026 include youth economic opportunities, expanding green spaces, improving transport networks, and stronger community participation.
Read full articleAbandoned/hijacked properties, illegal dumping and littering, water outages and communication gaps with Joburg Water, and traffic/safety concerns continue to feature in local reporting. Accelerated service delivery programmes have been rolled out in the ward for potholes and maintenance.
Browse current rental listings in and around Ward 132 (Midrand areas including Halfway Gardens, Vorna Valley, and nearby suburbs). Listings change frequently — click through to the latest results on Property24 and other local sites.
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Councillor: 082 886 8519 | annette@deppe.co.za
Report illegal dumping: Pikitup 011 688 1500 or illegaldumping@pikitup.co.za
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