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The parties agreed to implement joint interventions to address commuter safety concerns, including allegations of intimidation and harassment, as part of ensuring safe public transport services.
- Who it is for
- commuters and taxi-sector stakeholders involved in commuter safety
- How to act on it
- Safety issues are addressed through joint interventions between the department and taxi leadership (no reporting or application process is described).
The agreement includes accelerated resolution of operating licence issuance, including verification and inheritance matters, to help address operating-licence and compliance challenges in the taxi sector.
- Who it is for
- taxi operators and stakeholders affected by operating licence issuance, verification and inheritance matters
- How to act on it
- Engage with the department’s accelerated operating-licence resolution process (no submission steps are described).
South Africans are encouraged to wear the national colours (green and gold) on “Banyana Fridays” and continue backing Banyana Banyana throughout their WAFCON 2026 journey.
- Who it is for
- South Africans
- How to act on it
- Wear your green and gold on Banyana Fridays and continue to stand united behind our national team throughout their WAFCON 2026 journey.
Media are welcome to utilise all stories, pictures and other material on the SAnews site, as well as from its Facebook and X accounts, at no cost.
- Who it is for
- Media
- How to act on it
- Utilise stories, pictures and other material from the SAnews site and from its Facebook and X accounts.
Where a municipality is failing, unwilling or unable to provide an acceptable service, government will intervene in accordance with the Constitution and the law to provide the required services to people.
- Who it is for
- people in municipalities that are failing, unwilling or unable to provide acceptable services
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the article states government will intervene where municipalities cannot provide acceptable services.
The plan includes mechanisms to ring-fence water revenues through the Metropolitan Trading Services Reform Programme so that money collected for water and sanitation remains within the water utility and is reinvested in infrastructure, maintenance and improved operations, with additional funding and result-based contractor payments.
- Who it is for
- South Africa’s metropolitan municipalities and their water utilities
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the article states metropolitan municipalities are supported and incentivised through the Metro Trading programme.
Government says it is implementing the National Water Action Plan to restore water supply reliability and ensure delivery of running water for all South Africans, regardless of location, by targeting municipal root causes and reforms.
- Who it is for
- citizens of South Africa and municipalities facing persistent water supply challenges
- How to act on it
- No application process is described; the article states government will implement the plan and intervene where municipalities cannot provide acceptable services.
A crime-prevention programme launched to promote peace, safety, stability and social cohesion within hostel communities, including restoring ubuntu, reconciliation, mutual respect and peaceful coexistence, and strengthening partnerships between government, traditional leaders, law enforcement agencies, community safety structures and residents.
- Who it is for
- hostel communities and stakeholders involved in hostel safety and community relations
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe an application, registration, or enrolment process; it presents the programme as launched and coordinated, with partnerships involving government, traditional leaders, law enforcement agencies, community safety structures and residents.
Voters are encouraged to use the IEC’s Online Voter Registration Portal to register to vote or update their registration details. The portal is zero-rated across major mobile networks, meaning users can access it without paying for mobile data.
- Who it is for
- eligible voters who want to register or update their voter registration details online
- How to act on it
- Access the Online Voter Registration Portal at registertovote.elections.org.za.
Livestock owners and managers can register on the FMD Reporting site and apply to become an authorised person permitted to administer Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) vaccines to their own animals.
- Who it is for
- livestock owners and managers who want to vaccinate their own animals against FMD
- How to act on it
- Register on the FMD Reporting site and apply through the FMD Reporting System to be approved as an “Authorised Person” permitted to administer FMD vaccines.
After approval as an authorised person, you must submit a notice of your intention to vaccinate to the Provincial Director of Veterinary Services or the applicable State Veterinarian for the area concerned, at least five days before administering the vaccine.
- Who it is for
- authorised persons who have been approved to administer FMD vaccines
- How to act on it
- Submit the notice online or in writing to the Provincial Director of Veterinary Services or the applicable State Veterinarian for the area concerned, at least five days prior to administering the vaccine.
After vaccination, authorised persons must submit a vaccination report within 14 days using the required online feedback system, including details of the animals vaccinated, the vaccine used, and the farm location.
- Who it is for
- authorised persons who administered FMD vaccines
- How to act on it
- Submit a vaccination report within 14 days with the required feedback (as per the online feedback system on the vaccines that they have administered), including the required details.