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The department directs readers to the Operation Phakisa Aquaculture Yearly Reviews for more information on Operation Phakisa initiatives that drive aquaculture development and progress on initiatives.

Who it is for:
members of the public seeking information on Operation Phakisa aquaculture initiatives
How to act on it:
Open the DFFE page and consult the Operation Phakisa Aquaculture Yearly Reviews documents.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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All health care practitioners in public health facilities receive ongoing training using the Adult Primary Care (APC) guidelines, including detailed guidance on management of recent rape/sexual assault.

Who it is for:
all health care practitioners in public health facilities
How to act on it:
Receive ongoing training using the Adult Primary Care (APC) guidelines.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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After final internal due diligence and confirmation, selected initial projects will be submitted for Afreximbank consideration for capital financing and technical support. The final funded projects will only be confirmed once Afreximbank completes joint appraisal and structuring.

Who it is for:
South African initial projects that could be submitted under the Afreximbank Country Programme for South Africa
How to act on it:
Projects are submitted by the dtic for Afreximbank consideration after internal due diligence and confirmation; final funding depends on joint appraisal and structuring with Afreximbank.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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Opportunitypreferential trade agreement implementation
Ongoing
Parliament of South Africa

The reply states that SACU is implementing a Preferential Trade Agreement with MERCOSUR (Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay).

Who it is for:
Countries trading under SACU arrangements with MERCOSUR
How to act on it:
Trade under the SACU Preferential Trade Agreement with MERCOSUR as it is being implemented.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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AGOA is described as a US unilateral trade preference scheme that supports exports of South African products to the United States by eliminating the most favoured nation tariff that would otherwise have applied to SA products.

Who it is for:
South African exporters of products to the United States that benefit from AGOA
How to act on it:
Use AGOA-supported export channels to the United States; the reply describes AGOA as eliminating the most favoured nation tariff that would otherwise have applied to SA products.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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The reply says SACU is engaging with India towards a Preferential Trade Agreement.

Who it is for:
SACU member trade arrangements with India
How to act on it:
Participate through SACU engagement processes towards a Preferential Trade Agreement with India (as described).
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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Opportunitytrade agreement negotiation / market access arrangement
Ongoing
Parliament of South Africa

South Africa says it signed a Framework Agreement with China that paves the way for negotiations of an Early Harvest Agreement intended to unlock 100% duty-free market access granted by China to African countries with diplomatic relations.

Who it is for:
African countries with which China has diplomatic relations (as referenced in the reply)
How to act on it:
Proceed through negotiations of an Early Harvest Agreement as paved by the Framework Agreement.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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DPME reports progress through an Indicator Report that is publicly available.

Who it is for:
South African citizens and the public who can access DPME’s publicly available reporting
How to act on it:
Access the Indicator Report produced by the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation (DPME) (publicly available).
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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From 2026/27, enhancements will be introduced to progressively modernise the existing monitoring/reporting systems so they function in tandem with the envisaged integrated MTDP reporting platform.

Who it is for:
users of the MTDP monitoring and reporting systems (including national and provincial reporting institutions)
How to act on it:
No application process is described; the document states that enhancements will be introduced from 2026/27.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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DPME is developing an Integrated Reporting System to monitor outcomes of the Medium-Term Development Plan (MTDP) 2024 2029, building on existing platforms (eQPRS for quarterly APP output reporting, GIMS for geospatial intelligence in planning/monitoring/reporting, and bi-annual MTDP progress reviews).

Who it is for:
national and provincial institutions that report quarterly on Annual Performance Plan (APP) outputs, and government users of MTDP monitoring information
How to act on it:
Use the existing reporting platforms that the Integrated Reporting System will build on (eQPRS for quarterly APP output reporting; GIMS for geospatial intelligence in planning, monitoring and reporting; and DPME bi-annual MTDP progress reviews).
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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The latest MTDP monitoring results were shared publicly in a media briefing and are accessible on the DPME website.

Who it is for:
members of the public seeking the latest MTDP monitoring results
How to act on it:
Access the latest results on the DPME website after the public media briefing.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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PRASA is procuring a suitably qualified contractor to recover the vandalised signalling system, which is needed to address the signalling damage affecting train operations on the route.

Who it is for:
commuters using the train service between Somerset West and Cape Town
How to act on it:
No direct application is described; the opportunity is for PRASA to engage a contractor through its procurement process.
Collected 17 Jun 2026
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