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Private investors can now access Cape Town's power grid through the electricity wheeling programme, following the completion of a pilot project. This allows them to generate and supply electricity directly to consumers within the city.
The Hessequa Municipality’s 10MW solar photovoltaic project is underway to make Riversdale load-shedding-free and independent of Eskom. The project offers opportunities for investment and partnership in renewable energy infrastructure.
Individuals diagnosed with cataracts can receive free cataract surgery through a government outreach initiative. The surgery is available to those who have been screened and referred by their local clinic.
The Western Cape Department of Infrastructure is undertaking permanent repairs to the Montagu Pass, including drainage improvements, roadway re-graveling, side drain repair, and stone wall reconstruction. The project is funded through the National Disaster Management Grant and involves comprehensive engineering assessments and environmental compliance processes.
Each winning school receives R30 000 to spend on library resources. The funds are awarded to schools based on the achievements of individual learners who participated in the 'Adventures live in my library!' competition.
The public can access comprehensive budget documents including the main speech, appropriations bill, revenue and expenditure overviews, infrastructure plans, and summary reports related to the 2025 Western Cape Provincial Budget.
The Western Cape Government has tabled a R269.524 billion budget for the 2025 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework. This budget prioritises economic growth, job creation, and service delivery, with significant allocations to education, health, social protection, housing, safety, innovation, culture, and governance.
Businesses are encouraged to partner with the Western Cape Department of Social Development to support vulnerable children and families through donations, volunteering, or funding. The department welcomes collaboration to expand impact across the social sector.
The Western Cape Department of Social Development, in partnership with Kimberly-Clark, is supporting vulnerable children through the provision of hygiene products such as nappies. This includes ongoing assistance beyond Mandela Day to organisations like Christine Revell Child and Youth Care Centre and The Chaeli Campaign.
Selected weekends later in the term will feature additional #BackOnTrack classes for Grade 4 and Grade 7 learners to support their learning progress.
Matric learners in the Western Cape can attend extra tutoring sessions during school holidays and over the term to improve their understanding of subjects like Mathematics and Physical Science. These classes are offered across the 8 education districts and aim to help learners prepare better for final exams.
Patients can collect multiple prescriptions at once to reduce the frequency of clinic visits.
