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The JMPD says its operational units inside the City of Johannesburg — along border areas, transit hubs, open fields and isolated public spaces — are on heightened alert, with increased foot and mobile patrols in open spaces, recreational routes, parks and high-risk pedestrian corridors across all seven regions of Johannesburg. It is also working with City of Johannesburg social development structures and community safety forums for swift response to violence or intimidation against women.
The statement gives three numbers the public can call: the City of Johannesburg Emergency Call Centre for any emergency, the SAPS Crime Stop line, and the GBV Command Centre.
A bilingual South African Sign Language dictionary, developed by the National Institute for the Deaf in 2022, with over 3 000 signs and 2 500 English words. It provides standardised SASL lexical terminology and is available as a smartphone app that anyone can download and use.
An online learning space on the Thutong platform run by the Department of Basic Education where South Africans can learn the basics of South African Sign Language. The article describes it as one of the resources already available to citizens who want to learn to greet, thank or converse in SASL.
The department will keep supporting the provision of subsidised or free public Wi-Fi so that poor citizens can get access to basic internet.
Eskom encourages all community members to report unsafe conditions or connections they come across, including exposed electrical wiring, low-hanging cables, illegal connections and cable theft, by calling 08600 ESKOM (37566).
Eskom says its campaigns and community education sessions on electricity safety run throughout the year, not only during the August National Electricity Safety Month.
The Unemployment Insurance Fund urges companies to obtain a compliance certificate, which government departments and most state owned entities require from potential service providers. A company that fails to provide the certificate can be disqualified from doing business with government. The Fund may refuse a certificate for reasons including failing to pay UIF contributions on time; a rejection letter will explain the reasons and steps to qualify.
The Coastal College Skills Training Centre trains young people from the community, who would also become distributors of SABS-approved sanitary towels through cooperatives. The article does not give an application process, a date or a contact for this training.
Students at Coastal TVET College have been manufacturing low cost sanitary towels to respond to the demand for quality, locally manufactured and affordable sanitary towels by women in the province.
The Free State Department for Economic, Small Business Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs runs a small business support programme that gives prizes ranging from R30 000 to R100 000. The prizes cover productive equipment, marketing support, training and other non-financial support, and the programme is intended to help SMMEs with sustainability and growth. On 28 June 2018, R1 million worth of support was made to three winning businesses.
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