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After the ghost worker verification process is concluded, departments will be able to take disciplinary and/or consequence management actions through their Accounting Officers and Heads of Department, and DPSA will consolidate information on those actions while continuing to monitor implementation and provide technical support.
The National Treasury, DPSA, and the Department of Home Affairs will verify potential ghost worker cases through data triangulation using PERSAL payroll information, identity verification against the National Population Register, and other indicators of data anomalies.
The Minister of Finance authority allows an annual adjustment of the official vehicle price threshold for Members of the Executive, and the threshold has been revised to R1.1 million (inclusive of VAT, security upgrades, and maintenance plans). Departments may still use their own discretion to procure vehicles that cost less than the threshold if available.
A reporting template was developed so National Treasury and other relevant stakeholders can quantify the cost of official vehicles for oversight and reporting, based on departmental records of vehicle acquisitions/disposals and costs included in annual reports.
South African missions facilitated the movement or evacuation of South African citizens by road from Kuwait to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
South African missions share media advisories and airline notifications when airspace is announced, and immediately communicate relevant information to South African citizens through mission communication groups.
DWYPD states that annually the Minister of Finance releases mini-Gender Budget Statements during the Budget Vote Address in National Parliament, started from 2024/2025.
DWYPD says it is institutionalising a government-wide approach to the economic empowerment of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities (WYPD) through the implementation of the Strategy for Economic Empowerment of WYPD, embedding empowerment priorities across planning, budgeting, implementation, monitoring and accountability systems of government.
DWYPD says it is collaborating with National Treasury to pilot the Gender Responsive Budgeting Framework through the MTEC process across identified departments in the economic sector, to assist in monitoring how WYPD priorities are included in planning and budgeting stages.
DWYPD says it monitors departments’ implementation of the 10 pillars of GRPBMEAF using a self-administered toolkit and guidelines, and reports on the extent to which economic opportunities are being created across government departments at national, provincial and local levels.
DWYPD says that, on an annual basis, it analyses national and provincial departmental Annual Performance Plans and local IDPs with DPME and National Treasury to determine whether WYPD priorities are included in planning processes.
The UIF Online system lets clients submit applications and upload supporting documents from anywhere, at any time, and the claims lifecycle can include SMS communication. Claim processing occurs via the operational system whether claims are submitted online or manually (manual processes are restricted to receiving).
