Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Finance Internship vacancies.
The closing date for applications is 24 November 2025.
What’s on Offer?
The Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality in the Eastern Cape is looking for bright, fresh‑graduate students who want to dive into the world of finance, economics and public administration.
There are three (3) open spots for a Finance Internship Programme that will last for three years. Each intern will earn between R90,000 and R100,000 a year and work in the municipality’s Budget and Treasury Office.
Why It Matters
- You’ll learn real‑world budgeting, monitoring, and asset management.
- The role is open to all people, no matter race, gender or disability, because the municipality is committed to equal opportunity and inclusion.
- It’s a stepping‑stone to a solid career in public finance.
Who Can Apply?
You need a three‑year diploma or bachelor’s degree in one of these fields:
- Economics
- Accounting
- Internal Auditing
- Economics & Econometrics
- Business Studies
- Risk Management
- Auditing
These subjects give you the skills needed to work in municipal finance.
What You’ll Do
If you’re selected, you’ll help the city with:
- Budgeting – creating and updating the city’s financial plans.
- Budget Monitoring – checking that spending and income match the approved plans.
- Asset Management – keeping track of municipal equipment and property.
You’ll get a full view of how a city’s money is managed, a skill set that many employers look for.
How to Apply
Send the following items to the municipality:
- A full application letter and a certified CV.
- A copy of your ID.
- A valid driver’s licence (if you have one).
Mail or hand‑deliver to:
Municipal Manager, Kumkani Mhlontlo Local Municipality
P.O. Box 31, Qumbu, 5180
or Senior Manager, Corporate Services Department
96 L.G. Mabitshana Street, Qumbu, 5180.
Important points
- Late, faxed, or emailed applications won’t be accepted.
- Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
- If you do not hear back in three months, your application was not successful.
- The municipality may choose not to fill the advertised position.
- Do not try to “canvass” for the job; it will not help.
- All applicants must disclose if they are currently working for the state.
For more details, call the Human Resources Manager Mr. X. Mpatane at 047-533 7000 during office hours.
Want to Boost Your Career?
While you’re applying for the internship, you might also be interested in other learning and funding opportunities. Check out SETA Bursaries you can still apply for this year for more ways to grow your skills and secure funding.
Remember
This internship is a great chance for finance graduates to gain hands‑on experience while helping the local government run smoothly. Make sure you meet the requirements and apply before the 24 November 2025 deadline. Good luck!
