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The Department of Public Works is launching a process to renew leases more quickly and transparently, aiming to improve governance and address corruption in property leasing. This initiative provides a platform for engagement with client departments, private landlords, and stakeholders in the property sector.
Individuals can report unethical conduct by officials anonymously via a dedicated phone line, helping government expose corruption in the property sector without fear of retaliation.
Farmers and pig keepers must report any signs of illness in their pigs to the local State Veterinary office without delay to help prevent the spread of African Swine Fever.
Women are invited to speak publicly about their experiences of abuse in religious settings such as churches, synagogues, and mosques. These hearings aim to break the silence around abuse, support healing, and create a safe environment for victims to come forward.
A special provincial official funeral has been declared for Professor Bongani Mayosi, a distinguished academic and cardiologist. The event is a formal recognition of his contributions to science and health sciences in South Africa. The National Flag will be flown at half-mast in Western Cape Province on the day of the funeral.
The upgraded R511 road, linking Midrand to the North West province, is now open to traffic. The project included resurfacing, new road markings and signs, guardrails, drainage improvements, and grass cutting along the road reserve.
The provincial roads and transport department will appoint a new competent entity to complete the K46 road upgrade project along William Nicol Drive near Diepsloot, following the lapse of the previous contract with Lubbe Construction (Pty) Ltd.
Students can participate in regional and national competitions to qualify for the South African team that will represent the country at the WorldSkills Competition in Russia in 2019. These competitions are part of the effort to develop future-ready technical skills.
A new pilot programme has been launched to improve safety for students at Tshwane University of Technology’s Soshanguve campus. It focuses on reducing crime, especially gender-based violence, and involves collaboration between students, lecturers, police, and community stakeholders. The programme includes environmental design improvements and better policing structures.
Local authorities are encouraged to create safe, designated play spaces near schools and residential areas to reduce the risk of children being injured while playing near roads.
Municipalities are urged to introduce traffic-calming measures such as speed bumps, signage, and reduced speed limits near schools to protect children from road accidents.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to purchase and properly install child restraint systems suitable for their child's size and developmental stage. These systems are legally required and have been proven to significantly reduce deaths and serious injuries in crashes.
