Browse government tenders, quotations, vacancies and documents across South Africa.
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View the consolidated non-financial performance data for Western Cape provincial departments and public entities for the financial year 2023/24. This report tracks progress against annual performance targets.
Any person or body may apply for the approval of a geographical name in the Western Cape. Applications must be submitted through the Western Cape Provincial Geographical Names Committee (WCPGNC) to the South African Geographical Names Council (SAGNC). The process ensures that names are standardized, reflect local community wishes, and adhere to national naming principles.
Individuals can receive help setting up an email account and using email services at the eCentre, which supports communication and digital engagement.
Users can print documents for free, with a daily limit of 10 pages, enabling access to printed materials without cost.
The eCentre provides training in the internationally recognised ICDL computer literacy programme, enhancing users' digital competencies.
An online computer course is available through the eCentre to help users build digital skills remotely.
The eCentre offers support for individuals to search for jobs and submit applications online, helping them secure employment opportunities.
Residents of Zolani township can access the internet at no cost at the Zolani WCG eCentre. This includes browsing, research, and online communication.
The eCentre provides assistance for students to apply to universities online, supporting access to higher education.
The eCentre offers basic informal training in computer use, helping community members gain foundational digital skills.
The Western Cape Government and City of Cape Town are deploying additional law enforcement officers into priority hotspot areas such as Delft, Khayelitsha, Phillipi East, Nyanga, Mitchells Plain, and Gugulethu. These officers are trained in peace officer duties, traffic warden certification, and municipal by-laws, and are deployed based on crime data and patterns to reduce criminality and improve community safety.
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