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Former mineworkers and their dependents can access information about eligibility, application procedures, and support services through the official website and Facebook page launched in June.
Former mineworkers who contracted silicosis or certain severe forms of tuberculosis while working at gold mines between 12 March 1965 and 3 May 2018 may be eligible for compensation. A trust will be established in April 2019 to disburse these funds, following a class action settlement approved by the South Gauteng High Court.
Voters living abroad can register at South Africa’s 120 High Commissions, embassies, and consulates. The exact dates will be announced after final arrangements with the Department of International Relations and Cooperation are completed.
This programme allows individuals with extensive practical experience in the motor mechanic field to gain formal qualifications without going through traditional classroom training. It provides recognition of existing skills and supports career advancement.
Taxpayers who need help with filing can still visit a SARS branch for assisted filing, although they are encouraged to switch to electronic submission.
Taxpayers can file their income tax returns electronically using the SARS eFiling platform. This includes submitting supporting documents up to 5 MB in size. Assistance is available through Help-You-eFile and the SARS Contact Centre.
Taxpayers can call the SARS Contact Centre at 0800 00 7277 for assistance with eFiling, tax returns, payments, or any other tax-related issues.
Taxpayers can access the Help-You-eFile tool on the eFiling platform to guide them step-by-step through completing their tax forms, especially useful for those unfamiliar with electronic filing.
All South Africans are encouraged to verify their voter registration information, especially their current residential address, to ensure they can vote in the 2019 national and provincial elections.
Municipal outreach coordinators and democracy education facilitators will begin their duties to educate the public about voting procedures and democratic processes.
The IEC is upgrading its online systems to improve access for overseas and special voters, ensuring they can apply and vote more easily.
Political parties will be able to register electronically once the Electoral Laws Amendment Bill is approved. This will streamline the process of registering political parties with the IEC.
