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Participants in the macadamia industry must keep records and submit returns to SAMAC regarding domestic production, processing, and import/export volumes of macadamia nuts and trees.
- Who it is for:
- producers, processors, traders, importers, exporters, consolidators, and nurseries involved in macadamia nuts, kernels, or trees
- How to act on it:
- Keep records and submit returns to SAMAC as required by the proposed statutory measures.
A levy of R0.23 per kilogram (excluding VAT) is proposed for producers, processors, traders, and importers of macadamia nuts and kernels to fund industry activities such as research, promotion, and liaison with government and international bodies.
- Who it is for:
- producers, processors, traders, and importers of macadamia nuts and kernels
- How to act on it:
- Pay a levy of R0.23 per kg (excluding VAT) on macadamia products as part of the proposed statutory measures.
A 16-passenger micro bus is authorized to operate a cross-border taxi route between Ivory Park, South Africa, and Beira, Mozambique, under permit O.P. 603147. The service strictly limits pick-up and drop-off points: Ivory Park on the outbound journey and Beira on the return. No intermediate passengers may be carried. The route follows N4, crosses at Lebombo/Ressano Garcia border post, and continues on EN4 into Beira.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators with valid permits
- How to act on it:
- No application process is described; the permit is published in the Government Gazette.
A 16-passenger micro bus is authorized to operate a cross-border taxi route between Ivory Park, South Africa, and Beira, Mozambique, under permit O.P. 603044. The service is restricted to pick-ups and drop-offs at designated ranks: Ivory Park on the outbound leg and Beira on the return. No intermediate stops are permitted. The route traverses major roads including N4, Ressano Garcia border post, and EN4.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators with valid permits
- How to act on it:
- No application process is described; the permit is published in the Government Gazette.
A new permit has been issued for a 16-passenger micro bus to operate a cross-border taxi route between Ivory Park, South Africa, and Beira, Mozambique. Passengers may only be picked up at Ivory Park Taxi Rank and dropped off at Beira Taxi Rank on the outbound journey. On the return trip, passengers may only be picked up at Beira Taxi Rank and dropped off at Ivory Park Taxi Rank. No intermediate pickups are allowed. The route runs via N4, Ressano Garcia border post, and EN4.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators seeking cross-border service rights
- How to act on it:
- No application process is described; the permit is granted by government publication.
A 16-passenger micro bus is authorized to operate a cross-border taxi route from Ivory Park, South Africa, to Beira, Mozambique, under permit O.P. 603144. Passengers may only be picked up at Ivory Park Taxi Rank and dropped off at Beira Taxi Rank during the outbound journey. On the return trip, pick-ups are allowed only at Beira Taxi Rank and drop-offs only at Ivory Park Taxi Rank. Intermediate stops are prohibited.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators with valid permits
- How to act on it:
- No application or registration process is described; the permit is published in the Government Gazette.
This permit enables a 16-passenger micro bus to run a cross-border taxi service between Ivory Park Taxi Rank in South Africa and Beira Taxi Rank in Mozambique. The route is strictly defined: passengers may only board at Ivory Park for the outbound trip and disembark at Beira. On the return leg, passengers may only board at Beira and alight at Ivory Park. There are no intermediate pickups or drop-offs permitted.
- Who it is for:
- taxi operators affiliated with the Ivory Park Taxi Association
- How to act on it:
- No application required; the permit is already granted and in effect as per the gazette notice.
This permit authorizes a 16-passenger micro bus to operate a cross-border taxi route from Ivory Park Taxi Rank in South Africa to Beira Taxi Rank in Mozambique and back. The forward journey must start at Ivory Park and end at Beira. The return journey must start at Beira and end at Ivory Park. No passengers may be picked up or dropped off at any point between these two designated ranks.
- Who it is for:
- taxi operators affiliated with the Ivory Park Taxi Association
- How to act on it:
- No application required; the permit is already granted and in effect as per the gazette notice.
A new permit has been issued allowing a 16-passenger micro bus to operate a fixed route between Ivory Park in South Africa and Beira Taxi Rank in Mozambique. The vehicle may only pick up passengers at Ivory Park Taxi Rank and drop them off at Beira Taxi Rank on the outbound journey, and vice versa on the return. No intermediate stops are allowed.
- Who it is for:
- taxi operators with a valid license to operate across the South Africa–Mozambique border
- How to act on it:
- No application is required as this is a published permit decision; the opportunity is available to the named permit holder and those under the umbrella of the Ivory Park Taxi Association.
Individuals who have unclaimed money in the Guardian's Fund, amounting to R1000 or more, may claim it if it has remained unclaimed for between one and three years. The claim must be submitted to the Office of the Master of the High Court, Gauteng North, quoting the folio number and providing supporting proof.
- Who it is for:
- people with unclaimed funds in the Guardian's Fund, specifically those who have not claimed for one to three years
- How to act on it:
- Submit a claim to the Office of the Master of the High Court, Gauteng North, quoting the folio number and providing required proof of claim
Gauteng Coaches Pty Ltd has been issued a new permit to operate 5 buses, each with 66 passenger capacity, for tourism-related transport across international borders within southern Africa. The permit allows movement between South Africa, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Zambia through designated border posts.
- Who it is for:
- tourist bus operators licensed under the South African National Roads Agency
- How to act on it:
- No action required by public; this is a formal government grant of permission to a specific company.
The government has officially designated Saldanha Bay as an Industrial Development Zone (IDZ), creating a special economic area intended to support oil and gas, marine repair engineering, logistics services, and fabrication activities. This zone offers a contiguous customs-free area for eligible businesses operating within it.
- Who it is for:
- industrial developers, oil and gas service companies, logistics and marine repair firms, upstream exploration and production companies, businesses seeking customs-free zone access, investors in industrial infrastructure, port and logistics operators, companies interested in fabrication activities
- How to act on it:
- Contact Mr Kaya Ngqaka at the Department of Trade and Industry for further information about the IDZ and its opportunities.