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Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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You can access the Transport Committee meeting report for this page if you are exempt from the subscription fee (non-government and community-based organisations or public education institutions) or if you subscribe (business, government and other users).
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You can follow the National Assembly Police committee and receive free email alerts whenever PMG gets new information about it.
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You can access the National Assembly Police committee meeting report for the meeting on the IPID Phala Phala report and SAPS disciplinary actions against implicated members (with Ministry), but access is restricted and may require a subscription depending on your user category.
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You can access the committee meeting report for the Trade, Industry and Competition committee’s stakeholder engagement on the Steel and Metal Fabrication Master Plan, but access is restricted and may require subscription unless you qualify for an exemption.
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You can follow the 'Information Regulator Interviews: day 2' committee page and receive free email alerts when PMG publishes new information about it.
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You can access the PMG committee meeting report for 'National Nuclear Regulator (NNR) Board interviews (closed)' if you are exempt from the subscription fee (non-government/community-based organisations or public education institutions) by logging in with an email address that identifies your affiliation, or if you are a business/government/other user by subscribing.
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You can access the committee meeting report for this Defence and Military Veterans committee briefing if you are exempt from the subscription fee and log in with an email address that identifies your affiliation, or if you subscribe (business, government and other users need to subscribe).
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DIRCO supported a proposal at the AU to translate the 2025 AU Theme into the AU Decade on Justice for Africans and people of African descent through reparations (2026-2036), treating reparations as an ongoing process.
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- AU member states and stakeholders involved in AU reparations initiatives
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- DIRCO supports the AU proposal to translate the theme into the decade; implementation proceeds through AU processes.