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Individuals or groups who were dispossessed of land due to past discriminatory laws may be eligible for land restitution. The government has already settled 80,664 claims, benefiting 2.1 million people, with financial compensation provided where applicable.
This is a community-based forum and programme launched to empower women in the Herbon community near Garankuwa. It aims to promote women's active role in development, healthy living, and community progress through collective action and participation.
Garden tools were handed over to Lorato Primary School to support school-based gardening initiatives that combat malnutrition. The initiative encourages learners to maintain green gardens for better nutrition and improved brain function.
South Africans can access free screening and testing for HIV and other diseases through the national HIV, Counselling and Testing (HCT) campaign, which has been available since 2010. The campaign encourages people to know their status to receive early treatment and support.
The full results of the 2011 national census, which collected data on population size, geographic distribution, and access to services across South Africa, are now available to the public.
Candidates can access their National Senior Certificate results from 4 January 2019 via the Department of Basic Education's website and various media outlets after they are released on 3 January 2019.
Learners without identity documents may be provisionally registered. Principals are authorised to release them after three months to prevent prosecution.
Gift of the Givers is preparing medical teams to be sent to Somalia to provide emergency health services in areas where malnutrition and disease are rampant.
Gift of the Givers has prepared R5 million worth of high-energy nutrition packs to respond to the famine in southern Somalia. These packs are intended to treat acute malnutrition among children and families in crisis.
A national support programme providing comprehensive revision material and assistance to learners preparing for supplementary exams. It is designed to improve pass rates and help learners obtain their National Senior Certificate.
Starting in 2019, supplementary exams will be held in June instead of March. This change aims to reduce wasteful expenditure caused by learners who register but do not attend. Learners can use the Second Chance Matric Support Programme to prepare for these exams.
South African citizens living abroad may register to vote and cast their ballots at the nearest South African embassy, high commission, or consulate during designated days and times. The Department of International Relations and Cooperation will make mission premises available for these activities.
