Gauteng government asks jobseekers for CVs as Environment department hiring closes 9 November
The province used its official X account to point applicants to its jobs portal, with the closing date set for 9 November 2026.
Gauteng Provincial Government has asked jobseekers to send in their CVs, saying its Environment department is hiring.
The call went out on the province’s official X account on Thursday, written in the casual register the account often uses. It pointed applicants to the provincial jobs portal and gave a closing date of 9 November 2026.
The post did not name the posts on offer, say how many positions are open or give salary details. It directed readers to the portal for the listings.
For jobseekers in the province, the practical instruction is the deadline. Applications close on 9 November 2026, and the province’s own post routes candidates to the portal rather than to a departmental office.
Gauteng’s unemployment rate remains among the highest in the country, and provincial recruitment drives draw heavy volumes of applications. The province has not said how it will handle the volume for this round.
The Enquirer has not independently verified the individual posts listed on the portal. Applicants should confirm the requirements, reference numbers and closing times for each post on the portal itself before submitting.
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