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The Competition Commission is embarking on a consultative process to review and further enhance the Revised Public Interest Guidelines.
The Film Television Incentive Programme remains officially open and available to the industry, but no new applications are processed due to unavailability of funds; only claims of previously approved projects are assessed.
The Transformation Fund is described as a programme that aggregates various financial interventions anchored by B-BBEE to promote and accelerate economic transformation and enable meaningful participation of black people in all sectors. Further information on the Transformation Fund, including implementation mechanisms such as the budget and timelines, will be communicated once internal processes are completed.
In 2026, the Department will work with the South African Chamber of Business in Mozambique (SACBM) and other organised business formations to promote trade and facilitate investment by South African companies into Mozambique through trade missions and other platforms that advance South Africa’s exports.
The DBE has digitised accredited National School Safety Framework (NSSF) training to enable large-scale access for school safety officers, School Governing Body (SGB) members and provincial officials.
The DFFE is exploring adding distribution of recreational fishing permits through potential third-party retail partners with a wide national footprint, subject to resources and procurement governance.
Recreational fishers can register, pay and obtain recreational fishing permits electronically 24/7 using the DFFE online platform at www.fishing.dffe.qov.za.
The IJS developed and rolled out Person Identity Profile (PIP) to support integrated person identification and verification for SAPS and DCS.
The IJS developed and rolled out PIVA 2 (an enhanced version of PIVA) to strengthen integrated person identification and verification for SAPS and DCS.
The IJS developed and rolled out PIVA as part of its person verification services to support integrated person identification and verification for SAPS and DCS.
The reply states that SAPS is currently implementing the Integrated Person Management (IPM) system as a major step forward in strengthening how individuals who come into conflict with the law are identified, verified, and processed, and it is described as central to building an integrated and interlinked biometrics environment across the Criminal Justice System.
The IJS makes its person verification biometrics services available to both SAPS and DCS so they can verify and process individuals who come into conflict with the law using fingerprint biometrics matched against authoritative records, with support for end-to-end identification, verification and tracking across IJS systems.
