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This project aims to strengthen the honeybush tea value chain by developing infrastructure and supporting smallholder farmers and communities in processing, packaging, and marketing honeybush. The project includes plans for an agro-processing hub and potential agri-tourism ventures.
Patients in the Western Cape will receive a six-month supply of antiretroviral treatment to reduce clinic visits and ease pressure on the healthcare system during the funding suspension.
Clients who refill their antiretroviral treatment can now do so up to 28 days after the due date without penalty, helping to maintain continuity of care during the funding disruption.
Prescriptions for chronic conditions such as HIV/AIDS will be automatically renewed to reduce the need for frequent clinic visits during the foreign aid suspension.
A three-year vegetation rehabilitation programme is underway to restore the ecological integrity of the area affected by road construction. This includes replanting 53 surviving protected species trees and planting 860 new seedlings to replace those lost.
The Rondevlei Road, also known as Divisional Road 1609, has been officially reopened after a major upgrade project. The road now provides improved access to smallholdings, forestry, and tourism areas within the environmentally sensitive Wilderness Lake Area.
The Western Cape Government has published a comprehensive report that provides a transparent, data-driven overview of the financial health of all 30 municipalities in the province for the 2023/24 financial year. The report includes key metrics on revenue collection, capital investment, electricity revenue recovery, and grant utilization.
Youth in conflict with the law or those facing behavioural challenges can access one of the seven secure DSD-owned CYCCs. Additionally, 53 NPO-run CYCCs provide care and protection services across the province.
Youth attending After-School programmes at Youth Cafés gain access to digital literacy training, academic support, and other development resources.
Youth attending After-School programmes at Youth Cafés receive access to digital literacy skills and academic support.
Young people can access skills development training through 24 subsidised Non-Profit Organisations working in communities where youth are not in employment, education, or training.
The Department of Health and Wellness runs an initiative that supports mothers, caregivers, and communities during the critical period from conception to a child’s second birthday, promoting health, nutrition, and early development to lay a strong foundation for lifelong success.
