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The CSIR Language Policy is available in English, isiZulu, and Sepedi, the three official languages adopted by the CSIR. This allows members of the public, government departments, industry partners, and academic institutions to access the policy in these languages.
- Who it is for:
- members of the public, government departments, industry partners, tertiary education institutions
- How to act on it:
- View or download the policy from the CSIR's external and internal websites, or request a hard copy from the main or regional sites
Individuals who require the CSIR Language Policy in Braille may make a reasonable request, subject to an internal procedure, to obtain the document in this format.
- Who it is for:
- persons requiring Braille format
- How to act on it:
- Submit a reasonable request to the CSIR, following the internal procedure outlined in the policy
This permit allows a 13-passenger microbus to transport passengers and their personal effects from Park City Taxi Rank in Johannesburg to Dulubadzimu Bus and Taxi Rank in Zimbabwe, with no intermediate stops allowed. The return journey must follow the same route in reverse, picking up passengers only at Dulubadzimu and dropping them off only at Park City Taxi Rank in Johannesburg.
- Who it is for:
- taxi operators in Johannesburg and cross-border transport providers
- How to act on it:
- Apply through the Beitbridge Taxi Association at PO BOX 1138, Musina 0900
This permit authorizes a 15-passenger microbus to carry passengers and their personal effects from Mogale City Krugersdorp Station Taxi Rank to Muzviti Taxi Rank in Mutare, Zimbabwe, following a specific route. Passengers may only be picked up at the starting point and dropped off at the final destination; no intermediate pickups or drop-offs are permitted. The return trip follows the same route in reverse.
- Who it is for:
- taxi operators in Mogale City and cross-border transport providers
- How to act on it:
- Apply through the Mogale City Cross Border Transport Service at 496 EXT 2 Diepsloot Ramburg 2125
The AIDS Helpline provides support and information on HIV prevention and care. It is available to anyone who needs assistance or guidance related to HIV/AIDS.
- Who it is for:
- members of the public affected by or concerned about HIV/AIDS
- How to act on it:
- Call the helpline number provided
A new permit allows one 15-passenger microbus to operate a direct cross-border taxi service between Mogale City Krugersdorp Station Taxi Rank in South Africa and Muzviti Taxi Rank in Mutare, Zimbabwe. The route passes through key towns and the Beit Bridge border post. Passengers can only board at the starting point and alight at the destination; no intermediate pickups or drop-offs are allowed on either journey.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators and transport companies seeking to serve this specific route
- How to act on it:
- No application process is described; the permit is granted by publication in the Government Gazette.
A new permit authorises one 13-passenger microbus to provide a direct taxi service from Mogale City Krugersdorp Station Taxi Rank in South Africa to Harare Taxi Rank in Zimbabwe. The route includes travel through Pretoria, Musina, and the Beit Bridge border post. Passengers may only be picked up at the origin and dropped off at the final destination; no intermediate stops are permitted.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators and transport companies seeking to serve this specific route
- How to act on it:
- No application process is described; the permit is granted by publication in the Government Gazette.
A new permit grants one 13-passenger microbus to operate a direct service from Park City Taxi Rank in Johannesburg to Dulubadzimu Bus and Taxi Rank in Zimbabwe. The route travels via the M1, N1, Polokwane, and crosses the Beit Bridge border post. Passengers must board only at Park City Taxi Rank and disembark only at Dulubadzimu; no intermediate stops are allowed.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators and transport companies seeking to serve this specific route
- How to act on it:
- No application process is described; the permit is granted by publication in the Government Gazette.
This permit allows two 15-passenger microbuses and one 22-passenger midi-bus to transport passengers from Musina Taxi Rank in South Africa to Exormart Filling Station Stand No: 275 in Masvingo, Zimbabwe. The return trip follows the same route in reverse, with no intermediate stops permitted.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators with a permit for cross-border travel between South Africa and Zimbabwe
- How to act on it:
- The permit is granted to the operator through the official gazette notice; no application process is described here.
This permit permits a 16-passenger microbus to transport passengers from Market Street Taxi Rank in Boksburg, South Africa, to Massinga Taxi Rank in Mozambique. The return journey follows the same route in reverse, with no intermediate stops allowed.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators with a permit for cross-border travel between South Africa and Mozambique
- How to act on it:
- The permit is granted to the operator through the official gazette notice; no application process is described here.
This permit allows a taxi operator to transport passengers and their personal effects from Park City Taxi Rank in Johannesburg to Bus Stop Taxi Rank in Gaborone, Botswana, using a 16-passenger microbus. The route includes specific streets and border crossings, with strict rules about pickup and drop-off points and no intermediate stops allowed.
- Who it is for:
- licensed taxi operators with a permit for cross-border travel between South Africa and Botswana
- How to act on it:
- The permit is granted to the operator through the official gazette notice; no application process is described here.
This is a draft policy document released by the Department of Communications for public comment. It outlines proposed national strategies and frameworks for information and communication technologies across South Africa, inviting input from citizens, organisations, and experts to shape future ICT policy.
- Who it is for:
- members of the public, stakeholders in ICT policy, organisations involved in communications and technology, citizens interested in national policy development
- How to act on it:
- Read the Green Paper and submit comments or feedback through official channels as specified in the document.