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This page describes the Western Cape Department of Agriculture’s EDI Agricultural Internship Programme, which provides skills development opportunities for unemployed matriculants, undergraduates and graduates. It explains the difference between student and graduate internships, the 12-month duration, placement and supervision arrangements, required reporting, and performance reviews. It also sets out eligibility criteria and application requirements (including submission of specific documents), and states that internship applications are now closed.

The provided text is not an actual vacancy document; it is a website page header/navigation snippet for the Western Cape Government service titled “Vacancies for qualified students” (Service ID: 10154). No specific vacancy details, employers, locations, closing dates, or requirements are included in the extracted text.

This document is a Western Cape Government webpage describing the Masakh’iSizwe Bursary Programme. It explains that the programme provides external bursaries for full-time tertiary study at Higher Education Institutions in the Western Cape, aimed at addressing skills shortages and empowering youth. It states that applications close on 31 August and that applicants must apply online, with study fields including transport, engineering, and built-environment-related disciplines. It also lists the eligible institutions (Cape Peninsula University of Technology, University of Cape Town, and Stellenbosch University) and notes prioritisation of disadvantaged learners, especially women, students with disabilities, and rural learners.

This is a Western Cape Government news/media release reporting that Premier Alan Winde welcomed a tender to be issued by the Saldanha Bay Municipality. The tender will seek competitive proposals from independent power producers to build power generation plants from which the municipality will buy electricity, with the tender planned to go to market by the end of October 2023 for five months. The project is intended to supply baseload electricity needs of about 100 MW, can scale beyond 100 MW, must use only gas and renewable energy sources, and aims to have electricity connected to the Saldanha Bay power grid within 3 years.

This document is a speech by Western Cape Minister of Cultural Affairs and Sport, Anroux Marais, delivered at the West Coast Dance Teacher Training Programme. On 23 August 2019 (addressed in the speech) the Minister officially acknowledged and celebrated the first cohort of dance teachers who completed the DCAS Dance Teacher Training Programme. The speech highlights how the programme supports youth development and social inclusion, and it credits training by Dance For All, with certificates enabling participants to teach dance in their own communities and potentially start dance organisations. The speech was published on the Western Cape Government website on 17 September 2019.