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Students involved in dual registration cases that were resolved but still have unpaid funding can be prioritized for payment.
The Department of Higher Education and Training is committed to acting on recommendations from the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to improve governance, policy, systems, and controls across the Post-School Education and Training (PSET) sector. This includes fixing systemic weaknesses that allowed past misconduct and ensuring public funds are properly used.
The public is invited to provide any information that could help identify or apprehend the person(s) responsible for the murder of two young girls in Tokoza. The information should be shared with the nearest police station.
Victims of gender-based violence can access free, confidential support and counselling through a 24-hour call centre.
Individuals can pledge support for the movement to stop violence against women and children by signing an online petition.
The dialogues provide a platform for communities to discuss and contribute to solutions on femicide, rape, and violence against women and children.
The Department of Trade and Industry provides funding for infrastructure projects in special economic zones. A R350 million contribution was used for the construction of the Yekani Manufacturing factory.
Complainants or whistleblowers can monitor the status of their reported corruption cases using the Case Management System (CMS) maintained by the Public Service Commission.
Anyone can report acts of corruption anonymously by calling the anti-corruption hotline at 0800 701 701. The report will be processed, investigated by the relevant department, and tracked through the Case Management System.
The factory at Dunnottar Park in Nigel, Gauteng, offers full-time employment opportunities across various roles in manufacturing, assembly, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of commuter trains. The workforce includes 635 full-time employees, with 90% being black, and a gender balance of 49% female and 51% male.
The Supplier Park at the train factory site offers business opportunities for local companies to supply parts and materials for the production of 580 new commuter trains, supporting the target of 65% local content and promoting black economic empowerment.
From April 2019, sanitary pads, bread flour, and cake flour will be zero-rated, meaning they will be taxed at 0% to reduce their cost for consumers, especially low-income households.
