Reach for the stars with the August–September 2025 edition of PAMUN Post, where Prince Albert shines on every front — from ranking 8th nationwide for financial sustainability to unveiling new municipal offices at the Thusong Centre. Discover stories of renewal and resilience: our team’s success in restoring the town’s water reservoir, the inspiring work of the Prince Albert Skills School, and community unity in the FASD awareness campaign. With stunning stargazing photography, the vibrant Leesfees literary festival, and bold steps in infrastructure and service delivery, this issue captures a town on the rise — proving once again that Prince Albert’s light reaches far beyond the Karoo sky.

Prince Albert comes alive with motorcycle adventures on the Swartberg Pass, groundbreaking pistachio orchards, and community engagement at its finest. From pre-paid water meters saving residents money to vibrant town hall discussions on seismic research, discover how our municipality is building a future of innovation, sustainability and shared pride.

Discover the spirit of Prince Albert in the April-May 2025 edition of PAMUN Post — a celebration of progress, pride, and community. From KLM’s stunning film showcase of our Karoo beauty and the inspiring leadership of new Municipal Manager Adv. Thys Giliomee, to the success of the Journey to Jazz Festival, Leeu-Gamka’s new water plant, and our first Domestic Animal Survey, this issue highlights the people and projects shaping a brighter, more sustainable future for all. Dive in and see how our municipality continues to grow, serve, and shine.

The March 2025 issue of PAMUN Post marks a fresh chapter for Prince Albert Municipality — welcoming new leadership, celebrating community heroes, and tackling real challenges with practical solutions. From the appointment of Adv. Thys Giliomee and Mr. Zolile Nongene, to the graduation of 20 new Peace Officers, breakthroughs in energy planning, and renewed tourism partnerships, this edition highlights progress, pride, and participation. Dive in to see how collaboration and vision are shaping a stronger, safer, and more sustainable Prince Albert.