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The article says NaTIS (the online services of the Road Traffic Management Corporation) provides online vehicle licence renewals and other vehicle administration services.
- Who it is for
- vehicle owners needing licence renewals and other vehicle administration services
- How to act on it
- Use NaTIS to renew vehicle licences and access other vehicle administration services online (as described by the article).
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.
- Who it is for
- Travellers applying for ETA (initially from China, India, Indonesia and Mexico) and later additional countries/visa categories
- How to act on it
- Submit an ETA application through the ETA system for the relevant country/visa category.
South Africans can apply for Smart ID Cards at participating bank branches without paperwork or appointments through a partnership with the banking sector.
- Who it is for
- South Africans applying for Smart ID Cards
- How to act on it
- Apply for a Smart ID Card at participating bank branches (no paperwork or appointments).
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.
- Who it is for
- Citizens needing replacement Smart IDs
- How to act on it
- Obtain a replacement Smart ID at the increased Home Affairs sites or at bank branches that offer the service.
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.
- Who it is for
- South Africans who want secure digital versions of Home Affairs documents
- How to act on it
- Access secure digital versions of Home Affairs documents on mobile devices using the voluntary Digital ID system (when available).
A bank-based Home Affairs mobile unit has been launched to bring secure Smart ID services directly to remote, peri-urban, and previously underserved communities, starting in Tembisa.
- Who it is for
- People in remote, peri-urban, and previously underserved communities (starting in Tembisa)
- How to act on it
- Access Smart ID services through the bank-based Home Affairs mobile unit launched in Tembisa.
The Department of Home Affairs has expanded its Digital Partnership with Absa, increasing the number of locations where South Africans can apply for a Smart ID Card. Smart ID services are available at participating bank branches, and the article reports that access is also available when combined with modernised Home Affairs offices.
- Who it is for
- South Africans who want to apply for a Smart ID Card
- How to act on it
- Use participating bank branches (and/or modernised Home Affairs offices) to access Smart ID services and apply for a Smart ID Card.
As part of efforts to mitigate climate change, the DFFE will donate 2 000 indigenous and fruit trees to the Nqadu Kingdom: 750 indigenous trees delivered on Tuesday and the remaining 1 250 fruit trees delivered by 15 August 2026.
- Who it is for
- the Nqadu Kingdom
- How to act on it
- The DFFE delivers the trees to the Nqadu Kingdom according to the stated delivery schedule.
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, with partners, annually hosts the National Schools Moot Court Competition to help schoolchildren understand the Constitution and its values.
- Who it is for
- schoolchildren
- How to act on it
- Take part in the National Schools Moot Court Competition hosted annually by the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (in partnership with the Department of Basic Education and the South African Human Rights Commission).
The Milestones of Freedom campaign gives South Africans an opportunity to reflect on the historic journey and what it means to live in a democratic South Africa.
- Who it is for
- South Africans from all walks of life
- How to act on it
- Participate in the Milestones of Freedom campaign by reflecting on the historic journey and what it means to live in a democratic South Africa.
The Eastern Cape DRDAR has launched a Grain Commercialisation Chapter aimed at building sustainable farming enterprises and expanding access to markets, as part of its Agriculture Commercialisation Programme. The provincial agriculture department allocated R80 million to the grain and oilseeds value chain to support grain and oilseed production on 24 000 hectares across the province, with the goal of helping farmers move beyond subsistence to thriving agricultural businesses.
- Who it is for
- emerging grain farmers in the Eastern Cape, including young, women and other producers participating in grain value chains
- How to act on it
- Attend/participate in the Grain Commercialisation Chapter launch and Harvest Day and engage with the department’s targeted support under the Agriculture Commercialisation Programme (no application steps are stated in the article).
The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport and provincial taxi leadership have agreed to hold ongoing structured engagements with regular progress reviews to resolve key taxi-industry challenges and improve public transport continuity.
- Who it is for
- the provincial taxi industry leadership and taxi sector stakeholders involved in resolving sector challenges
- How to act on it
- Participate through the structured engagements and progress reviews between the department and taxi leadership (no application process is described).