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The Baboon Management Joint Task Team

In the Cape Peninsula, a diverse group of organizations has formed the Baboon Management Joint Task Team (JTT) to address the future of the area’s Chacma baboon population. The JTT consists of representatives from SANParks, CapeNature, and the City of Cape Town. The team has been working on a Baboon Strategic Management Plan (BSMP) draft, which they aim to finalize by the end of September. This project has sparked considerable public interest, with over 800 comments submitted by concerned citizens.

Unveiling the Mayor’s Portfolio of Urban Sustainability 2023: A Commitment to a Sustainable Cape Town

On the 5th of September 2023, Mayor Geordin HillLewis of Cape Town proudly launched the 2023 edition of the Mayor’s Portfolio of Urban Sustainability. This inspiring publication showcases various projects that aim to create a nurturing, inclusive, prosperous, unified, respectful, secure, and liberated city. The Mayor’s Portfolio invites citizens to actively collaborate with the City in this essential endeavor.

The 24th Energy Digicon: A Step Towards Overcoming the Energy Crisis

The 24th Energy Digicon was recently hosted by Premier Alan Winde. The event focused on the Western Cape Government’s Integrated Resource Plan (PIRP), which is an essential part of the Western Cape Energy Resilience Programme. The goal was to address the energy challenges faced by the province and discuss longterm strategies to overcome them.

Empowering Farmers in OR Tambo District: Tractors, Support, and a Brighter Future

The Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development (DRDAR) has launched a new initiative to provide 21 tractors to farmers in OR Tambo District. The aim is to transform the district’s farming industry from a hobby to a thriving business. MEC Nonkqubela Pieters announced the plan during a recent Imbizo held at AmaMpondomise Kingdom’s Upper Kroza Great Place in Qumbu, Mhlontlo Municipality.

MyCiTi Bus Service to Connect Ottery Road with Link Road

The City of Cape Town is preparing to host a public event on the upcoming MyCiTi construction along Govan Mbeki Road. The event will take place on 12th September 2023 at the Fezeka Council Chambers in Gugulethu and Sherwood Park Community Centre in Manenberg. This informative event aims to address the concerns of local residents and highlight the benefits of the MyCiTi bus service.

The Path to Digital Government: Advancing South Africa’s Public Sector

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, governments worldwide are faced with the challenge of digitizing their services to better serve citizens. South Africa is no exception, and the government has embarked on an ambitious journey to transform their public sector through technology. This mission will define the nation’s progress and the wellbeing of its people.

South Africa’s Ambitious Border Management Transformation Plan

South Africa is taking a bold step towards improving its border management system. The Home Affairs Minister, Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, has issued a Request for Proposal to redesign and redevelop six of the country’s busiest land ports of entry. The project will significantly enhance trade, security, and efficiency at these critical economic gateways.

Empowering Change: UKZN’s Intervention to Address Gender-Based Violence and Inequality

The University of KwaZuluNatal (UKZN) has taken a bold step in addressing the deeprooted issue of genderbased violence and gender inequality within educational institutions by introducing a compulsory module on these topics as part of its academic curriculum. The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) views this initiative as a progressive step and commends UKZN for its proactive approach.

Minister Enoch Godongwana and the 2023 Public Economics Conference: A Quest for Employment Solutions

The longawaited 2023 Public Economics Conference in South Africa gathered professionals, academia, and government officials to exchange ideas and find effective solutions to tackle the country’s pressing unemployment issue. Minister Enoch Godongwana, a passionate advocate for the nation’s wellbeing, delivered the opening remarks, emphasizing the need to address the soaring unemployment rates in the country.

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