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The IEC is procuring 38,000 new generation voter registration devices to replace outdated equipment. These devices will capture full voter details including contact information and address.
Individuals or entities with tax policy proposals—those that seek to change prevailing tax policy—must submit them separately to Ismail Momoniat, Deputy Director General: Tax and Financial Sector Policy, at National Treasury.
Households can still apply for free installation of government-provided digital set-top boxes during the transition period. This service continues without interruption across all provinces.
This opportunity supports joint cultural events, heritage preservation, and creative industry development between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
This opportunity enables joint agricultural development projects, including research, technology transfer, and market access initiatives between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
This opportunity involves joint training and capacity-building activities between diplomatic institutions of South Africa and Zimbabwe, aimed at enhancing diplomatic skills and cooperation.
This agreement establishes a framework for cooperation between the correctional services of South Africa and Zimbabwe, aiming to improve prison management, rehabilitation, and security standards.
Businesses in both countries are encouraged to invest in sectors such as agriculture, energy, mining, transport, medicines, water, tourism, finance, and digital technology.
If you witness or see suspicious activity, theft, or vandalism of road infrastructure such as traffic signals, you can report it to the authorities for immediate action.
The two countries are encouraged to strengthen energy partnerships using the Southern African Power Pool to develop clean, affordable, and reliable energy across the region, including connecting power stations to businesses and homes.
South Africa and Zimbabwe are urged to deepen cooperation in mining to ensure mineral wealth contributes directly to job creation and economic development. This includes processing minerals like gold, platinum, and lithium domestically and exporting finished products instead of raw materials.
South Africa and Zimbabwe are encouraged to jointly develop infrastructure such as bridges, roads, dams, airports, health facilities, and schools to support economic growth and trade. The Development Bank of Southern Africa and the Industrial Development Corporation are ready to invest in high-impact projects that connect factories, farms, power stations, and water sources to markets and communities.
