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Municipal Money, South Africa
Municipal Money shares municipal financial data from South Africa's National Treasury through its public portal.
About Municipal Money, South Africa
Municipal Money is a public website run by South Africa's National Treasury. It shares municipal financial data that municipalities have submitted, so that citizens can see how public money is spent. Users can find a municipality by typing its name or selecting it on a map. Each indicator shows its most recent value, a description, a key, a link explaining how the value is calculated, and a chart of recent years. The site states that its figures were updated with 2026 Q2 data and that the data is still being verified for completeness and integrity.
The site describes itself as free, impartial and politically neutral. Its stated aim is to help citizens understand where public money is spent and whether this is within acceptable norms, not to comment on spending decisions. The National Treasury does not handle account-related queries. Those must be directed to the relevant municipality.
Key features
- Find a municipality by typing its name or selecting it on a map
- Indicator pages with latest value, description, key and calculation explanation
- Charts showing each indicator's value over the last few years
- Quick links to eight metropolitan municipalities
- Explanatory 'Did you know?' boxes on many indicators
- A Municipal Money API, listed in the site's links
Best for: Citizens who want to see how their own municipality has spent public money.
Good for
- The site describes itself as free to use
- The site states that it is impartial and politically neutral
- Figures have been updated with 2026 Q2 data, according to the site
Watch out for
- The data is still being verified for completeness and integrity
- The National Treasury does not handle account-related queries, which must go to the municipality
- The site does not comment on whether spending decisions are appropriate
Municipal Money, South Africa at a glance
- Website
- municipalmoney.gov.za
- Category
- Research & Data › Economic & Financial Data
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Municipal Money, South Africa FAQ
Who runs Municipal Money?
It is an initiative of South Africa's National Treasury. The Treasury has enlisted Code for South Africa, a non-governmental organisation, as an external partner to help share the data.
Can I ask about my municipal account here?
No. The National Treasury does not deal with account-related queries. The site says to contact your municipality directly for those.
Does the site cost anything to use?
The site describes itself as a free online tool. Pricing information beyond that is not stated.
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