We're here to assist with lease enquiries, community applications, media requests, and general information. Reach out to the Ingonyama Trust office in Pietermaritzburg — our team typically responds within one business day.
Fill the form and our team will respond within 1 business day. For urgent matters please call the office directly during business hours.
| Monday – Friday Open | 08:00 – 16:30 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Public Holidays | Closed |
Different enquiries route to different departments. Contact the right team directly to get a faster response.
Community members are urged not to contact Ingonyama Trust directly regarding community benefits, bursaries, or land allocation applications. All applications must be submitted through your local iNkosi and Traditional Council structure. Visit Community Benefits or Beneficiary Communities for full details.
Ingonyama Trust Board head office is located in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal. Visitors welcome during business hours — no appointment required for general enquiries.
Quick answers to the most common enquiries we receive. Can't find what you need? Use the contact form above or call the office.
The Trust is governed by a Board of Trustees chaired by His Majesty the King of the Zulu Nation, as sole Trustee. A Board of Directors oversees operations under statutory mandate from the Ingonyama Trust Act, 1994.
Community members must apply through their local iNkosi and Traditional Council. Direct applications to Ingonyama Trust will not be processed. See the Community Benefits page for details.
Open tenders are listed on the Procurement page with reference numbers, closing dates, and downloadable specification documents. Submissions follow the instructions in each tender pack.
You can submit your enquiry through the Contact page or visit our office during business hours.
Current vacancies are advertised on the Careers page with reference numbers and closing dates. Follow the application link in each listing.
All lease applications are submitted through the local Traditional Council in the area where the land is located. Contact your local iNkosi or Traditional Council office to begin the application process. The Trust does not accept applications directly.
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