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Teachers in the Western Cape can access online resources provided by the WCED to guide them in managing disruptive classroom behaviours and implementing restorative practices.
Municipalities, developers, and other stakeholders in the Western Cape can now process development applications in parallel under the exemption, reducing delays caused by sequential approvals. This applies to applications involving land use planning, environmental impact, heritage resources, and water usage.
Participants can access online computer courses through the E-learner platform at the eCentre.
Job seekers can use the eCentre's computers and internet to search for jobs and submit applications online.
Users can print documents for free, up to 10 pages daily, at the Molsvlei WCG eCentre.
Individuals can enroll in ICDL-certified computer training courses to gain internationally recognized digital literacy qualifications.
Students can use the eCentre to apply to universities online with access to computers and internet.
Residents can use free internet at the Molsvlei WCG eCentre to browse online, conduct research, or stay connected.
Individuals can get help creating and using email accounts at the eCentre, including support for communication and applications.
The public is invited to review and provide feedback on the Historical Impact Assessment (HIA) and related annexures for the proposed development at 353 on Main in Sea Point. The documents include reports on heritage, archaeology, landscape, design, and stakeholder engagement.
Small Enterprise Development and Finance Agency (SEDFA) provides support to spaza shop owners for registering their businesses with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC). This includes assistance with documentation and processes.
Spaza shop owners must obtain a valid Certificate of Acceptability from the City of Cape Town to remain compliant with food safety laws. The application form is available for download.
