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The article says the 67 Blankets for Mandela Day campaign continues collecting and distributing handmade blankets to vulnerable communities across the country.
You can submit a complaint electronically to the IDAC Oversight Office at complaints.idac@justice.gov.za. The Office will assess complaints objectively and fairly and will provide strict confidentiality to whistleblowers and complainants.
The Healing Lives Foundation is a non-profit launched to prevent GBVF and to empower survivors through comprehensive aftercare services, psychosocial support, skills development initiatives, job readiness and community awareness programmes, with an emphasis on economic empowerment and financial independence.
The article says that digital platforms have expanded so that people can file taxes and access some services online, and it specifically references SARS eFiling and SARS MobiApp as enabling online tax submissions and compliance verification.
The article says Smart ID applications went live with Absa and that Smart ID services are available via participating bank branches.
Citizens can use the MyMzansi platform as a single access point to government services and information, including applying for services, receiving payments, and verifying identity through trusted digital channels.
The article says SAYouth provides access to employment, skills development, entrepreneurial opportunities and digital skills resources.
The article says NaTIS (the online services of the Road Traffic Management Corporation) provides online vehicle licence renewals and other vehicle administration services.
Travellers can apply for Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA), which uses machine learning, biometric verification and automated risk analysis; it has already processed more than 203 000 applications and rejected fraudulent applications, and it will be expanded to additional countries and visa categories.
South Africans can apply for Smart ID Cards at participating bank branches without paperwork or appointments through a partnership with the banking sector.
Citizens can obtain replacement Smart IDs at an increased number of locations, including Home Affairs sites and an expected expansion to more than 750 bank branches offering services by the end of the year.
South Africans will eventually be able to access secure digital versions of Home Affairs documents on their mobile devices through a voluntary Digital ID system, while retaining the option of using physical identity documents.
