Mbombela Local Municipality

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Merger with Umjindi

At the time of the 2016 municipal elections, Umjindi Local Municipality was disestablished and merged into the Mbombela Local Municipality.[2][3] So, the town of Barberton is now part of the Mbombela Local Municipality.

Main places

The 2001 census divided the municipality into the following main places:[4]

Place Code Area (km2) Population Most spoken language
Broedershoek 81501 0.60 265 Swazi
Gutshwa 81502 179.94 34,388 Swazi
Hazyview 81503 4.69 1,287 Afrikaans
KaBokweni 81504 4.49 12,949 Swazi
Kanyamazane 81505 15.33 36,020 Swazi
Khamagugu 81506 1.57 1,890 Swazi
Lomshiyo 81507 16.72 815 Swazi
Masoyi 81508 60.88 54,172 Swazi
Mataffin 81509 30.18 3,723 Swazi
Matsulu 81510 11.64 37,792 Swazi
Mbuyane 81512 88.69 57,213 Swazi
Mdluli 81513 21.22 2,753 Swazi
Mpakeni 81514 83.71 24,066 Swazi
Msogwaba 81515 37.83 82,509 Swazi
Nakambeni 81516 0.23 721 Swazi
Mbombela 81517 46.47 21,540 Afrikaans
Ngodini 81518 0.11 367 Swazi
Ngodwana 81519 1.14 759 Afrikaans
Nkambeni 81520 120.72 46,746 Swazi
Nsikazi Part 1 81521 42.35 1,411 Swazi
Nsikazi Part 2 81525 1.01 118 Swazi
Rocky Drift 81522 3.18 150 Afrikaans
Wendywood 81523 0.30 57 English
White River 81524 23.15 8,211 Afrikaans
Remainder of the municipality 81511 2,529.46 44,904 Swazi

Politics

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The following table shows the results of the election.[5] Template:Election results

References

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