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DPWI provides ongoing targeted support to provincial departments and municipalities to address outstanding financial and performance reports in line with DORA requirements, enabling the release of withheld funds and supporting continued project implementation.
Qualifying municipalities can regularise outstanding debt to Eskom through structured repayment arrangements and conditional relief mechanisms under the Eskom Debt Relief Programme (EDRP). The programme supports municipalities by stabilising outstanding Eskom debt through structured repayment plans, providing conditional interest relief, and improving long-term revenue and expenditure management, with targeted technical assistance for municipal revenue management.
Under the EDRP, municipalities can enter structured repayment arrangements to stabilise outstanding Eskom debt and receive conditional interest relief, provided they meet the programme’s eligibility criteria and comply with payment obligations.
The Department provides targeted technical assistance to municipalities to strengthen revenue management, including tariff policy reviews and support for cost-reflective tariff setting using the National Treasury’s tariff-setting tool, as part of the EDRP-related support framework.
The Department points to a replicable model where a formal agreement between Eskom and a municipality (City of Tshwane) was submitted to the High Court in Pretoria and made enforceable by a court order, with a five-year repayment plan starting in December 2024 and conditional interest relief subject to monthly payment compliance.
You can access online details about the Presidential Employment Stimulus programmes and youth participation via the provided website.
The Healthcare Wellness unit states it does not have a backlog on medical support applications and that applications are processed as and when they are received.
The Presidential Task Team’s Database Verification Cleansing and Enhancement work stream is conducting a verification process in KwaZulu Natal to ensure that anyone who qualifies to be registered on the Military Veterans database is not left out.
Once Military Veterans are registered on the Military Veterans database, they can apply for the benefits they would like to access. Registration on the database does not automatically qualify them; benefits units confirm qualification using relevant regulations and policies.
The Department is strengthening alignment between traditional-authority structures and municipal planners during the formulation of IDPs so that community priorities in traditional areas are reflected in municipal planning.
The Department of Traditional Affairs has issued guidelines that clarify how traditional leaders should participate in municipal councils, including receiving notices of council meetings on time and expressing views before council decisions affecting their areas are finalised.
The Department is ensuring that DDM structures include traditional leadership voices in joint planning, budgeting and monitoring.
