Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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Spaza shop owners can download a comprehensive handbook that outlines health and safety procedures, employee responsibilities, and hazard management to maintain compliance.
A formal digital literacy course aligned with international standards (ICDL), offering certification in core computer competencies.
A basic computer course is offered to help users develop foundational digital skills such as using a mouse, keyboard, and navigating software.
Students can use the eCentre to complete and submit online applications for higher education institutions, with help available from staff.
An online computer course is available to improve digital literacy and computer usage skills, accessible via the eCentre’s systems.
Job seekers can use the eCentre’s computers and internet to search for jobs and submit applications online, supported by staff assistance where needed.
Users can print documents up to 10 pages daily at no cost, useful for job applications, academic work, or official submissions.
Residents can access free internet at the Nelspoort WCG eCentre during operating hours. This service supports online job searches, university applications, and general digital communication.
Individuals can receive help creating and using email accounts at the eCentre. This service supports communication with employers, educational institutions, and government departments.
This opportunity allows members of the public to review and comment on the proposed withdrawal of public road proclamations and the reclassification of certain former main roads and road portions within the City of Cape Town into public places under the City’s ownership and responsibility.
This video outlines the Western Cape government’s strategy for job creation, economic growth, and enhancing community safety in 2025.
A complete written transcript of the Premier's State of the Province Address delivered in February 2025, covering achievements, challenges, and future plans for the Western Cape.
