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Residents of the Ehlanzeni region, particularly in Mbombela Municipality, are urged to visit their nearest health facility if they suspect they have diarrhoea, which includes symptoms like loose stools, nausea, vomiting, and stomach cramps.
Residents should wash or peel fruits and vegetables, cook food thoroughly (especially meat), and store food in clean and cool places to avoid contamination.
This clinic offers early HIV testing for pregnant women in the Umzinyathi District, enabling timely intervention to prevent the transmission of HIV from mother to child.
This clinic provides early HIV testing for pregnant women at Dundee Hospital in the Umzinyathi District, aiming to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV through timely diagnosis and treatment.
Two new family planning clinics are being opened in Mhlabuyalingana to improve access to reproductive health services for young girls, including education and contraceptive support.
A new national biometric system being rolled out by the Department of Home Affairs to replace the outdated HANIS. It will provide a single source for biometric authentication across state institutions and private sector clients, enabling faster processing of ID documents and passports, reducing duplicate identities, improving bank verification, enhancing port-of-entry checks, supporting police suspect matching, and strengthening border control.
Pupils in the Eastern Cape who travel more than 5km to school and have specific curriculum needs may be eligible for transport services under the provincial scholar transport programme. The service is coordinated through One Future Development 46 and involves transport operators assigned to specific routes and pick-up points.
The government will ensure female learners have access to sanitary pads through additional funding allocated to provinces via the provincial equitable share. This funding will allow provinces to progressively expand the availability of free sanitary pads in schools.
The government has committed to eradicating pit latrines in schools nationwide. A presidential directive has launched a plan to ensure all schools have safe and appropriate sanitation facilities.
A wholesale open-access network will be established simultaneously with the 4G spectrum auction to lower data costs and increase competition.
The government has allocated R15.9 billion over the next three years to faster-spending infrastructure programmes, including R3.4 billion for school infrastructure and eradicating pit latrines, as well as incentives for clothing and textiles and the Expanded Public Works Programme.
R16.5 billion has been allocated to recapitalise the South African Revenue Service (SARS) to improve its operational capacity and efficiency.
