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Zimbabwe is supplying water from the Beitbridge Water Works to Musina, demonstrating a model for cross-border water cooperation to meet basic needs and improve resilience to climate change.
The two nations are encouraged to intensify agricultural production using their vast arable land to ensure food security for all citizens and strengthen regional food systems.
Communities in the Eastern Cape are invited to join the Milestones of Freedom campaign, which aims to promote social cohesion, inspire national pride, and reflect on South Africa’s democratic journey by commemorating key historical milestones such as the 70th anniversary of the Women’s March, the 30th anniversary of the Constitution, and others.
The public is invited to contribute input on the proposed amendments to the Legal Practice Act of 2014, which aims to enhance the skills of legal practitioners, improve access to the legal profession, and ensure broader access to justice.
South Africans can provide feedback on the proposed bill aimed at addressing illicit mining, including penalties for illegal prospecting and mining, and strengthening enforcement powers for the police. The bill targets illegal mining activities known as Zama Zamas but does not aim to penalise legitimate artisanal miners with permits.
South Africans can participate in shaping the future of trust regulation by submitting feedback on the proposed bill, which aims to modernise and clarify the legal framework governing trusts in South Africa.
The shelter offers support to survivors to achieve financial independence, including encouragement to save money and start small businesses, as demonstrated by Nomfundo Nxumalo’s journey from shelter resident to perfume business owner.
Survivors of gender-based violence can participate in skills development initiatives offered at the Theodorah Ndaba Victim Support Centre, which help rebuild confidence and prepare individuals for a new beginning through practical training and career guidance.
Families and individuals are invited to share the names and stories of women who took part in the 1956 Women’s March with the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation and the Sophia and Henry De Bruyn Legacy Foundation. This is part of the 'Write Her into History' campaign to restore forgotten histories.
Individuals can share information about the shootings anonymously using the MySAPS mobile application, ensuring confidentiality.
The public can provide information to help police investigate the fatal shootings in Langa, Gugulethu, and Khayelitsha. This includes details about suspects, motives, or any other relevant facts.
Women in Gauteng can access free cervical cancer screening services to detect early changes in the cervix before they develop into cancer. Screening is available for HIV-negative women at ages 30 and 50, and for women living with HIV from age 20. Women are encouraged to go for screening even if they have no symptoms.
