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The public can visit South Africa's first Television Museum in Cape Town, which showcases the evolution of television technology and serves as an educational hub for design and innovation.
The West Coast District Municipality will continue to manage its own road delivery function under the new provincial model, due to its strong performance, quality work, and value for money. This includes ongoing responsibilities for road maintenance and infrastructure delivery in the district.
The West Coast District Municipality will undergo a formal contractual re-evaluation and will be subject to a stricter monitoring and evaluation system to ensure continued high performance and value for money in road infrastructure delivery.
Parents who did not apply during the online window can still apply for a place in 2026 by visiting an Education District office or a school. The application will be recorded but does not guarantee acceptance.
Parents whose children did not receive any offers can request to be placed on a waiting list at any school they applied to. This gives them a chance to be considered if spaces open up.
The YearBeyond programme offers unemployed youth aged 18 to 25 in the Western Cape meaningful work experience, mentorship, and a pathway to further studies or employment. It helps young people develop future-fit skills and emotional intelligence through structured training and real-world placements.
Residents of rural and remote communities across the Western Cape can now access quality healthcare through 63 new and replacement mobile clinics. These clinics provide preventative care, vaccinations, chronic medication delivery, health screenings, dental care, and referrals for learners and adults in hard-to-reach areas.
The Department of Infrastructure hosts a regular radio show and podcast series where Minister Tertuis Simmers discusses key infrastructure projects, housing, job creation, skills development, and community services across the Western Cape. Listeners can engage by submitting questions and comments.
The Western Cape Government is processing placements for Grade 1 and Grade 8 learners who applied late or extremely late for the 2025 school year. This includes applicants who submitted their applications after the deadline and even as recently as the past week. The department is working to place these learners, though progress depends on being able to contact parents and caregivers.
The Western Cape Education Department introduced annual systemic testing for Grade 9 learners for the first time in 2011. This testing is part of a broader effort to monitor learner progress and improve education quality across the province.
The partnership between the Western Cape Department of Social Development and the UNDP will lead to the development and implementation of new programmes that expand access to essential social services across the province.
The collaboration includes efforts to build professional capacity within the public sector by promoting knowledge exchange, training, and digital governance tools.
