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Funding requests have been submitted through USAASA for a further 78 996 households registered since December 2024, to support completing digital migration installations.
A scheme created through the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) to assist struggling companies by providing financial assistance to companies that may have to invoke sections 189 and 189A of the Labour Relations Act. CCMA assesses companies and recommends them for funding, and CCMA can only offer the scheme for the company to consider; the company must agree to accept the assistance.
Lekwa Teemane Local Municipality plans to convert the Christiana Community Hall into a multipurpose centre that will continue to serve as a community hall while also functioning as an indoor sports venue for codes including netball and basketball; funding will be provided through MIG.
Schools are empowered to conduct annual safety audits, and education districts schedule visits to verify the audits and help schools turn findings into actionable school safety plans.
Provincial infrastructure allocations can be planned, prioritised and implemented by Provincial Education Departments for security upgrades at schools, including LO Moetanalo High School, using the Education Infrastructure Grant (EIG), the School Infrastructure Backlogs Grant (SIBG) where applicable, and the Provincial Equitable Share.
Learners may not be refused admission to a public school because they have not submitted required documentation, and they must be allowed to attend school.
FIFA PASS is a voluntary, opt-in process that offers FIFA World Cup 2026 ticket holders travelling to the United States an opportunity to secure an expedited visa interview, where required.
New and replacement primary and secondary public schools are required to be equipped with laboratories, with Provincial Education Departments responsible for ensuring compliance during public school provisioning.
Schools in under-resourced and previously disadvantaged communities can benefit from an upgrade and additions programme that targets improvements to school infrastructure and facilities, including laboratories and computer centres.
Schools in Mpumalanga receive an allocation of R30 000 per school for safety and security measures, which schools may use to strengthen safety interventions at school level in line with applicable provincial guidelines.
Municipalities can receive guidance to develop asset management plans aimed at addressing infrastructure maintenance backlogs.
Municipalities are monitored on their planned maintenance performance using the National Treasury’s monitoring tools, and they are provided cautionary feedback when gaps are identified.
