Opportunities

This is an open tender published by Commission for Gender Equality. It closes on 8 October 2026. Check the official source for eligibility, required documents, briefing details and submission instructions before applying.

Who it is for:

service providers able to supply cloud services and disaster recovery solutions

How to act on it:

Download the bid document CGE-T-08-2026- 27 -Cloud Services.pdf from the eTenders portal and submit a bid before the closing time; direct queries to Shadrack Mafutsa at shadrack@cge.org.za or 011-403-7182. Delivery location for the services is 2 Kotze Street - Braamfontein - Johannesburg - 2000.

This is a tender document from the Commission for Gender Equality inviting bids for the appointment of a service provider for the provision of cloud services including disaster recovery for a period of 36 months. The tender carries bid number CGE/T/08/2026/27 and closes on 08 October 2026 at 11:00. Bids must be deposited in the tender box at the Tender Submission Office at 2 Kotze Street, Women’s Jail, East Wing, Constitution Hill, Bramfontein 2017, as an original plus two copies in a sealed envelope reflecting the tender number and description. No late tenders will be accepted, and the document sets out a table of contents covering objectives, bidder details, the tender offer, contract form, pricing, terms of reference, compliance, payment terms, evaluation criteria and conditions of contract.

Who it is for:

companies, close corporations, partnerships, consortia, joint ventures, sole proprietors or individual bidders able to provide cloud services and disaster recovery

How to act on it:

Complete and sign the Tender Offer and the Contract Form with prices inserted, place the original and two copies of the tender document in a sealed envelope marked with the tender number and description, attach all other documents to Annexure 6, and deposit the envelope in the tender box at the Tender Submission Office, 2 Kotze Street, Women’s Jail, East Wing, Constitution Hill, Bramfontein 2017, on or before the closing date and time.

These booklets provide standardised language and definitions related to gender equality and are available for public use and reference.

Who it is for:

members of the public, educators, researchers, and gender equality practitioners

How to act on it:

Download from the CGE website under the Documents section

A form is available for individuals to lodge formal complaints about gender discrimination or inequality with the Commission for Gender Equality.

Who it is for:

individuals experiencing gender-based discrimination

How to act on it:

Download the form from the CGE website and submit it via email, fax, or post

The Public Access to Information Act (PAIA) Manual is available for download and provides guidance on accessing information from the Commission for Gender Equality.

Who it is for:

members of the public seeking information from CGE

How to act on it:

Download from the CGE website under the Documents section

This tool assists organisations in assessing how well they integrate gender considerations into their policies and operations.

Who it is for:

government departments, NGOs, and private sector organisations

How to act on it:

Download from the CGE website under the Documents section

A toll-free number and reporting platform for reporting fraud and unethical conduct within public institutions, including the CGE.

Who it is for:

employees, members of the public, and stakeholders concerned about corruption or unethical behaviour

How to act on it:

Call 0800 117 840, email cgefraud@thehotline.co.za, or use the Vuvuzela Hotline app

The Commission for Gender Equality will host a policy dialogue focused on men's mental health. This event aims to discuss challenges and solutions related to men's mental well-being, particularly in the context of ongoing societal issues.

Who it is for:

members of the public, gender equality advocates, media, researchers, and public officials

How to act on it:

Attend the event via Microsoft Teams using the provided link

The Commission for Gender Equality is hosting a dialogue to address the social and structural drivers of violence and youth vulnerability linked to gangsterism in South Africa.

Who it is for:

members of the public, community leaders, youth organisations, researchers, and policymakers

How to act on it:

Join the online session via Microsoft Teams using the provided link

The Commission for Gender Equality provides a fraud and ethics hotline for reporting misconduct. The service is accessible via free call, email, fax, SMS, or through a mobile application.

Who it is for:

members of the public who wish to report fraud or unethical conduct

How to act on it:

Call the free hotline at 0800 117 840, send an email to cgefraud@thehotline.co.za, use the Vuvuzela Hotline app, or send an SMS to 30916.

This is a public engagement initiative by the Commission for Gender Equality focused on cultural and gender-related themes involving Bahumagadi and princesses. It appears to be part of a broader series of outreach activities, including media engagement across Facebook, X-twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Who it is for:

members of the public interested in gender equality and cultural representation

How to act on it:

Follow the Commission's social media platforms: Facebook, X-twitter, Instagram, and YouTube for updates and participation opportunities.

The Commission for Gender Equality is hosting a policy dialogue to discuss issues related to maternity and neonatal healthcare in the Eastern Cape. This is an opportunity for stakeholders, healthcare providers, and members of the public to participate in shaping gender-responsive policies in maternal and newborn care.

Who it is for:

members of the public, healthcare providers, gender equality advocates, and government officials involved in maternal and neonatal health

How to act on it:

Attend the event at the Commission for Gender Equality's Head Office or participate via online platform (details not specified in text)