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Residents of Elands Bay and surrounding areas in the West Coast can now access social services through a mobile office operated by the Western Cape Department of Social Development. The office provides confidential interviews, social support, and outreach services directly in remote communities.
The public is encouraged to provide any information that could assist the police investigation into the mass shooting in Mfuleni that claimed five lives.
The public can now use the newly launched sports precinct at Conradie Park in Pinelands, Cape Town. This space offers recreational opportunities for residents and visitors, including sports facilities designed to bring communities together and promote youth development.
A digital tool that streamlines asset verification and supply management for ambulance operations, enhancing accountability and service delivery.
An initiative designed to reduce administrative burdens on clinicians, thereby enhancing clinical services, governance, and staff wellness.
A system that expedites the identification of unknown deceased individuals, providing closure to families and reducing operational costs for the forensic services.
A collaborative project led by Dr Masudah Paleker brings sexual and reproductive health services directly to adolescents in Klipfontein and Mitchells Plain, aiming to reduce teenage pregnancies and build resilience among young people.
A mobile app that empowers community health workers to improve tuberculosis treatment adherence and reduce loss to follow-up.
This project integrates health services into farm communities, empowering health workers and improving access to care in rural areas while strengthening sustainable healthcare delivery.
The Tevolution museum in Long Street, Cape Town, is open to the public starting 5 December 2024. Visitors can explore the evolution of television from vintage models to modern 110-inch displays, interact with gaming consoles, and participate in hands-on exhibits.
The museum offers school tours to engage learners in exploring the history of television and related technology through interactive exhibits and educational activities.
The museum provides technological workshops for youth and visitors to learn about modern TV technology, digital innovation, and creative applications of media.
