Official source
Source domain: visiteasterncape.co.za
Collected on 7 October 2026
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What this means
This is a Xhosa-language PAIA guide published by the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency. It explains the constitutional and statutory right of access to information, the purpose of PAIA, and the guide's role in helping people exercise that right. Its contents include information-request procedures, fees, responses, appeals and complaints.
What this document offers
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information-access request guidanceOngoing
UKWENZA ISICELO SEENKCUKACHA
The guide makes information about requesting access to information under PAIA available to people who want to exercise a right recognised by PAIA.
- Who it is for
- Anyone wishing to exercise a right under PAIA
- How to act on it
- Use the PAIA guide to follow the information-request process described in it.
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INKQUBO YOKWENZA ISICELO SEENKCUKACHA
Who can apply
What matters before you act: the conditions this listing sets, as Govermate read them.
- The person must wish to use a right contemplated by PAIA.
Facts
Places
Eastern Cape
Key Takeaways
- PAIA is the Promotion of Access to Information Act, No. 2 of 2000
- The guide explains access to information held by the state and by private persons in certain circumstances
- The guide covers making information requests, fees, responses, complaints and appeals
- The guide is intended for anyone wishing to exercise a right under PAIA
- The guide is in Xhosa
- Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency (ECPTA)
- UMlawuli weeNkcukacha
- Komishini yaMalungelo oLuntu yoMzantsi Afrika
- PAIA
- UMgaqo-siseko weRiphablikhi yoMzantsi Afrika, 1996