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The Department of Tourism has launched the Mthontsi Lodge and Conference Centre in KwaMaqoma, offering accommodation (chalets and backpacker accommodation) and facilities such as lapas, a restaurant, and conference facilities for visitors and groups.

Who it is for
visitors to the Eastern Cape and groups seeking accommodation and conference facilities
How to act on it
Visit the Mthontsi Lodge and Conference Centre in KwaMaqoma; the article does not provide a booking or contact process.

You can report suspicious vehicles displaying blue lights to the SAPS immediately by calling Crime Stop or using the MySAPS app.

Who it is for
members of the public
How to act on it
Call Crime Stop number 08600 10111 or use the MySAPS app to report suspicious vehicles displaying blue lights to SAPS immediately.
Opportunityyouth development agency support
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A state-backed youth “vehicle” mentioned as available to youth, as part of government efforts to expand access to skills development, employment opportunities, entrepreneurship support and funding.

Who it is for
youth in South Africa
How to act on it
Use the government-provided youth vehicles mentioned in the article to access skills development, employment opportunities, entrepreneurship support and funding.
Opportunityyouth employment intervention programme
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A state-backed youth “vehicle” mentioned as available to youth, as part of government efforts to expand access to employment opportunities and pathways to earning.

Who it is for
youth in South Africa
How to act on it
Use the government-provided youth vehicles mentioned in the article to access employment opportunities and pathways to earning.
Opportunityyouth empowerment funding
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A state-backed funding vehicle mentioned as available to youth, as part of government efforts to expand access to entrepreneurship support and funding.

Who it is for
youth in South Africa
How to act on it
Use the government-provided youth vehicles mentioned in the article to access entrepreneurship support and funding.
Opportunityzero-rated job and training platform
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A zero-rated site that offers free access to verified job and training networks, described as one of the platforms youth can use.

Who it is for
youth in South Africa seeking verified job and training networks
How to act on it
Access the zero-rated sayouth.mobi platform to get free access to verified job and training networks.
Opportunityyouth service programme
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A state-backed youth “vehicle” mentioned as available to youth, as part of government efforts to connect young people to practical pathways that lead to earning.

Who it is for
youth in South Africa
How to act on it
Use the government-provided youth vehicles mentioned in the article to connect to practical pathways that lead to earning.
Opportunitypublic volunteering / community service call
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South Africans are asked to dedicate their Mandela Day to 67 minutes of acts of service such as feeding the hungry, comforting the lonely, or supporting the elderly, and to lend their skills and time to organisations that serve communities.

Who it is for
every South African
How to act on it
Dedicate “67 minutes” to acts of service (feed the hungry, comfort the lonely, or support the elderly) and lend skills and time to organisations that serve communities.
Opportunityplanned international policy monitoring body
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The government says it is working with other countries and institutions to establish an International Panel on Inequality to monitor global inequality, assess its causes and consequences, and recommend policies needed to reverse it.

Who it is for
other countries and institutions (to work with) and, by implication, global stakeholders affected by inequality
How to act on it
Work with other countries and institutions to establish the panel; the article does not describe a public application or participation route.

Social grant beneficiaries are assured that their monthly social grant payments will continue uninterrupted during the transition from the SASSA gold card to the Postbank black card, and that the change will not affect their grants.

Who it is for
South African Social Security Agency beneficiaries and other social grant beneficiaries dependent on social grants
How to act on it
Change from the gold card to the black card; ensure your grants are paid into your chosen bank account and withdraw using your bank card at participating outlets.

Government is introducing biometric verification measures to strengthen the integrity of the social grant payment system as part of the new payment system.

Who it is for
Social grant beneficiaries who receive social grant payments
How to act on it
Use the social grant payment system that includes biometric verification measures (no application steps are described in the article).
Opportunitywater access acceleration programme
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An intervention described as aiming to expand access to safe and reliable water for communities that remain unserved or underserved, including accelerating water provision through borehole development, spring protection, rainwater harvesting and rehabilitation of existing water schemes.

Who it is for
communities that remain unserved or underserved
How to act on it
The article describes it as a government intervention but does not provide an application, registration, or claim process.