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Young people can register on the SA Youth.mobi recruitment platform to connect with potential employers for workplace experience and on-the-job training. Registration is free and the platform is zero-rated so users can access it without incurring data charges.
- Who it is for
- young people seeking workplace experience and on-the-job training
- How to act on it
- Register on the SA Youth.mobi recruitment platform at https://sayouth.mobi/Home/Index/EN to connect with potential employers.
Aga Le Rona is a two-month service delivery intervention in Merafong intended to accelerate visible improvements to road infrastructure, including pothole patching, litter picking and cleaning, road markings, and beautification. The article says it is not once-off and will continue through coordinated work with municipalities and community stakeholders to address road infrastructure backlogs.
- Who it is for
- communities in Merafong and stakeholders involved in local government and road infrastructure improvements
- How to act on it
- The article describes the intervention being led by the MEC and carried out with municipalities and community stakeholders; it does not describe an application, registration, or submission process for members of the public.
Use the IEC’s Online Candidate Nomination System (OCNS), an official platform that lets registered political parties and prospective independent candidates capture and manage candidate lists, upload supporting documentation, and process payments for elections, with reporting tools to monitor nomination progress.
- Who it is for
- registered political parties and prospective independent candidates
- How to act on it
- Use the OCNS to capture and manage candidate lists, upload supporting documentation, and process payments; the article also notes participants will learn these functions during the workshops.
The City of Johannesburg revised its UIFWE reduction strategy to align with National Treasury guidance and MFMA Circular 111 and 68 as part of its recovery and compliance process.
- Who it is for
- the City of Johannesburg (municipality) and its UIFWE reduction approach
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe a public application process; it describes the City revising its strategy.
The City says it is borrowing responsibly and strategically to fund infrastructure renewal, including a multi-year facility of 200 million Euros (approximately R3.8 billion) secured from KfW for City Power electrical infrastructure.
- Who it is for
- City Power (for electrical infrastructure) within the City of Johannesburg
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe a public application process; it states the facility is secured for City Power electrical infrastructure.
The City says it is borrowing responsibly and strategically to fund infrastructure renewal, including approximately R1.75 billion for Johannesburg Water capital expenditure over the coming years.
- Who it is for
- Johannesburg Water (for capital expenditure) within the City of Johannesburg
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe a public application process; it states the amount is for Johannesburg Water capital expenditure over the coming years.
The boards of Johannesburg Roads Agency, City Parks and Zoo, Johannesburg Development Agency, and Pikitup regularised a further R878.3 million among themselves.
- Who it is for
- the boards of Johannesburg Roads Agency, City Parks and Zoo, Johannesburg Development Agency, and Pikitup
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe a public application process; it states the boards regularised the amount among themselves.
The City regularised R918.4 million in expenditure following a formal investigation and a recommendation by its Municipal Public Accounts Committee.
- Who it is for
- the City of Johannesburg (municipality) and its expenditure matters
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe a public application process; it states the expenditure was regularised following an investigation and recommendation.
The Mayoral Committee resolved to act on Pikitup’s cash flow and is prioritising an initial operational allocation to settle the payment backlog with service providers and restore supplier confidence.
- Who it is for
- service providers owed payments by Pikitup
- How to act on it
- The article does not describe a submission or claim process; it states the City is prioritising an operational allocation to settle the backlog.
Community members are encouraged to promote the safe and legal use of electricity within their communities.
- Who it is for
- community members
- How to act on it
- Promote the safe and legal use of electricity within communities.
Community members are encouraged to support smart meter installations and provide safe access to authorised Eskom technical teams.
- Who it is for
- community members
- How to act on it
- Support smart meter installations and provide safe access to authorised Eskom technical teams.
Community members are encouraged to report illegal connections, electricity theft and meter tampering to Eskom using the Eskom Crime Line or WhatsApp.
- Who it is for
- customers and community stakeholders
- How to act on it
- Report to the Eskom Crime Line at 0800 112 722 or via WhatsApp at 081 333 3323.