editor — October 27, 2025 Rooftop Avenue May Be Expanding: New Job Opportunities Opening in Moeka, Hammanskraal
Something exciting may be happening in Moeka, Hammanskraal. Rooftop Avenue, a well-known restaurant that many locals have come to enjoy, seems to be growing and could be opening its doors to more people who want to join their team. The restaurant, located in the heart of Msholozi, has been creating a warm and lively dining experience that could soon become even bigger.
This development may be a response to a growing customer base and an increase in community support. Rooftop Avenue might be expanding its operations to meet higher demand, and as part of that journey, new employment opportunities have become available.
Currently, this restaurant is looking for individuals who may have experience or interest in hospitality. Available roles include:
Chefs, who may bring creativity and passion into the kitchen.
Kitchen Assistants, who can help keep things organized and running smoothly.
Barmen, who may enjoy creating a fun and engaging environment for guests.
Baristas who can make coffees with love
Waitresses, who may provide friendly and professional service.
Braai master who are also good with the braai stand are needed
Applicants who believe they can add value to Rooftop Avenue’s growing team may drop their CVs in person.
📍 Address: 90106 Msholozi Ext 1, Moeka (Rooftop Avenue)
📅 Closing Date: 28 October 2025
📞 Enquiry Contact: +27 68 357 7002
The restaurant’s growth may also represent the wider potential of Hammanskraal and Moretele’s hospitality scene. With more residents supporting local dining spaces and spending time in township-based venues, restaurants like Rooftop Avenue can become important contributors to local development.
Many believe that by creating more job opportunities, Rooftop Avenue could help inspire other small businesses in the area to grow as well. As Kasi Economy we salute Rooftop Avenue for creating several job opportunities for not only the youth but also the general unemployed residents of the Moretele and Hammanskraal region, these jobs will alleviate poverty in the region.
