Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone| MMSEZ Soc is a wholly owned subsidiary of Limpopo Economic Development Agency (LEDA) established in terms of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Act 16 of 2014, the PFMA and company’s Act. MMSEZ as an economic development agency aims to promote national economic growth and exports by using support measures to attract targeted foreign and domestic investments and technology transfer.
Division: Corporate Services
Fixed Term: 2 years
Best Before: 30 March 2026
Stipend: R7450.75 p/m
Requirements:
- Marketing
- Media Studies
- Communication
- Public Relations
- Journalism or related fields
Key Responsibilities:
- Assist with corporate communication initiatives
- Draft media content and internal communications
- Support stakeholder engagement activities
- Maintain communication database
Required documents:
- CV
- ID copy
- Qualifications
- Cover Letter
Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone (MMSEZ) in the Vhembe District in Limpopo was designated by the South African Government as the preferred site for the location of the SEZ.
The South African Government through the Department of Trade and Industry Competition (DTIC) has designated the MMSEZ located in the Limpopo Province, Vhembe District and straddling between the two local municipalities of Musina and Makhado. In line with the Special Economic Zone Act, 2014 the Minister for the Department of Trade and Industry has issued an Operator Permit to facilitate investment.
The MMSEZ is located closer to Beitbridge Border Gate, which is the second biggest port of entry in South Africa and a gateway to other SADC countries. The MMSEZ comprises two sites, one focusing primarily on Energy and Metallurgy and the other on General Manufacturing, Agro-Processing and Logistics.
The Vhembe district in the Limpopo Province is endowed with mineral resources like diamond. Coking coal with potential for beneficiation. This Special Economic Zone (SEZ) is intended to accelerate economic growth, development and job creation in Limpopo through:
- Promoting Industrialisation
- Facilitating increased trade and investment
- Supporting the development if sustainable enterprises
- Ensuring Infrastructure Development
How to apply:
- Shoot your applications to: Recruitment.HR@mmsez.co.za
Or hand deliver to:
- 93Biccard Street, Polokwane 0699 Limpopo South Africa
Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone (MMSEZ) is a flagship programme of the Limpopo Provincial Government (RSA) implemented through a newly established entity, Musina Makhado Special Economic Zone State Owned Company (SOC). The SOC is registered in terms of Schedule 3(d) of the Public Management Finance Act (PFMA), Companies Act and Special Economic Zones Act. It is currently wholly owned by the Limpopo Economic Development Agency (LEDA) and it has its own board of directors, which is representative of various stakeholders including the Department of Trade Industry and Competition. Its administration team is led by a Chief Executive Officer and a pool of competent executives with extensive skills and knowledge of the SEZ development space.
Limpopo enjoys an important advantage as a destination for inward FDI: it is part of South Africa, the most advanced economy in Sub Saharan Africa with the largest stock of inward FDI of any African country. Its economy is like that of a developed country in the sense that it has a large services sector and does not depend purely on the export of commodities. It is also has an automotive manufacturing sector, which largely exports vehicles to developed economies.
South Africa has a network of trade agreements (including through its membership of SACU and SADC, the EU SADC EPA and the US AGOA) open the way for exports to key markets such as SADC (market of 356 million people), the EU and EEA (350m+), the UK (65+ m people), US (330m consumers), China (1.4bn), The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) (1.7bn) and Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) in force with (e.g.) Nigeria, Russian Federation. South Africa also operates double tax treaties (DTTs) with over 130 countries. This provides significant market opportunities for companies seeking to locate their operations in the SEZ.
