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The City regularised R918.4 million in expenditure following a formal investigation and a recommendation by its Municipal Public Accounts Committee.

Who it is for:
the City of Johannesburg (municipality) and its expenditure matters
How to act on it:
The article does not describe a public application process; it states the expenditure was regularised following an investigation and recommendation.
Collected 10 Jul 2026
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The Mayoral Committee resolved to act on Pikitup’s cash flow and is prioritising an initial operational allocation to settle the payment backlog with service providers and restore supplier confidence.

Who it is for:
service providers owed payments by Pikitup
How to act on it:
The article does not describe a submission or claim process; it states the City is prioritising an operational allocation to settle the backlog.
Collected 10 Jul 2026
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Opportunitycommunity awareness opportunity
Ongoing
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Community members are encouraged to promote the safe and legal use of electricity within their communities.

Who it is for:
community members
How to act on it:
Promote the safe and legal use of electricity within communities.
Collected 09 Jul 2026
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Community members are encouraged to support smart meter installations and provide safe access to authorised Eskom technical teams.

Who it is for:
community members
How to act on it:
Support smart meter installations and provide safe access to authorised Eskom technical teams.
Collected 09 Jul 2026
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Community members are encouraged to report illegal connections, electricity theft and meter tampering to Eskom using the Eskom Crime Line or WhatsApp.

Who it is for:
customers and community stakeholders
How to act on it:
Report to the Eskom Crime Line at 0800 112 722 or via WhatsApp at 081 333 3323.
Collected 09 Jul 2026
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Owners and managers of cloven-hoofed livestock are permitted to voluntarily vaccinate their animals against Foot and Mouth Disease, in line with the certain biosecurity, legal prescripts and conditions, including traceability and reporting.

Who it is for:
owners and managers of cloven-hoofed livestock
How to act on it:
Vaccinate voluntarily in line with the certain biosecurity, legal prescripts and conditions, including traceability and reporting (as set out in the settlement).
Collected 12 Jul 2026
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Opportunitymarket access / import permission enabling private-sector vaccine supply
Ongoing
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The Department of Agriculture and Onderstepoort Biological Products (OBP) have expressly relinquished sole rights to the import and/or distribution of FMD vaccines, enabling the private sector to import at scale.

Who it is for:
private sector importers and distributors of FMD vaccines
How to act on it:
Import and/or distribute FMD vaccines as enabled by the relinquishing of sole rights by the department and OBP.
Collected 12 Jul 2026
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Opportunityinvestment and business participation opportunity
Ongoing
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The President said South Africa looks forward to French firms participating in the country’s largest mass infrastructure build and in other sectors.

Who it is for:
French firms and businesses
How to act on it:
No application or submission process is described; the article states South Africa looks forward to participation by French firms.
Collected 12 Jul 2026
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If you have information that could assist the investigation into the Wesbank shooting incident, you can contact Crime Stop at the number provided.

Who it is for:
anyone with information that could assist the investigation
How to act on it:
Call Crime Stop on 08600 10111 with information that could assist the investigation.
Collected 13 Jul 2026
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You can submit information anonymously through the MySAPS mobile application to assist the investigation into the Wesbank shooting incident.

Who it is for:
anyone with information that could assist the investigation
How to act on it:
Use the MySAPS mobile application to submit information anonymously.
Collected 13 Jul 2026
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The DSBD Connect System is capturing informal and micro businesses (including spaza shops). Registration is continuing and the plan is intended to increase the number of registered businesses.

Who it is for:
informal and micro businesses, including spaza shops
How to act on it:
The article does not describe how a business applies or registers; it only states that registration is continuing and that DSBD is packaging and sharing data.
Collected 13 Jul 2026
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The DSBD Connect System is described as a digital platform to regulate and support spaza shops and to help small businesses access funding and form OEM partnerships.

Who it is for:
small businesses and spaza shops
How to act on it:
The article does not provide an application or enrolment process; it describes the platform’s purpose and that DSBD is packaging data in the DSBD Connect System and Innovation Portal data platforms.
Collected 13 Jul 2026
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