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Revamping Incentive Guidelines for a Thriving Film and Television Industry

The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic), along with the National Empowerment Fund and Industrial Development Corporation, recently unveiled their revamped film and television incentive guidelines. The launch of these guidelines aims to foster a positive environment of engagement and accessibility, promising a sustainable future for film and television production in South Africa.

Uganda-South Africa Investment and Trade Summit: A Platform for Growth and Collaboration

On September 56, 2023, the Speke Resort in Munyonyo, Kampala, will host the UgandaSouth Africa Investment and Trade Summit. This twoday event aims to foster collaboration, explore investment opportunities, and improve bilateral trade between the two nations. With over 65 South African business representatives attending, the event promises to be a milestone in the economic partnership between Uganda and South Africa.

The Dube Tradeport Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Durban, South Africa, is a sign of economic growth and development. Its strategic location near Durban’s King Shaka International Airport makes it an ideal location for businesses to capitalize on access to global markets.

Deputy Minister Fish Mahlalela Announces 2023 National Tourism Careers Expo

The Department of Tourism (DT) is set to collaborate with the Culture Arts, Tourism, Hospitality & Sport Education Training Authority (CATHSSETA), the Gauteng Department of Economic Development, and the Gauteng Tourism Authority (GTA) to host the 2023 National Tourism Careers Expo (NTCE). Deputy Minister of Tourism, Mr. Fish Mahlalela, made the announcement during a media briefing. The event is scheduled to take place at the Joburg Expo Centre in Nasrec from 29 September to 01 October 2023.

Task Team Investigates Political Killings in KwaZulu-Natal

An InterMinisterial Committee (IMC) has taken on the responsibility of investigating politically motivated killings in KwaZuluNatal. The IMC, composed of ministers from various sectors, is chaired by the Minister of Police, General Bheki Cele. Their efforts aim to bring justice to those affected by the violence and ensure a safer environment in the province.

Overcoming Power Cuts: Innovative Solutions in Paarl, South Africa

Paarl, located in South Africa’s Western Cape, regularly experiences power cuts. The nation’s stage 6 loadshedding poses a challenge for communities to maintain essential services. To address this issue, the Western Cape Government (WCG) allocated nearly R89 million in early 2023 for municipalities to purchase generators. The Drakenstein Municipality used this funding to purchase two generators, which were installed at the Paarl Wastewater Treatment Works to ensure that water and sanitation services could continue during power cuts.

Reviving the Milnerton Lagoon: Cape Town’s Plan to Restore a Natural Resource

The Milnerton Lagoon, situated in Cape Town, has suffered from poor water quality due to urban pollution for many years. However, the City of Cape Town has taken significant steps towards restoring this valuable natural resource. The City has implemented shortterm solutions that have had a considerable impact on the water quality of the lagoon. Nevertheless, the City’s longterm vision involves multibillion rand sewerage and stormwater infrastructure upgrades and ontheground pollution mitigation measures to restore the lagoon’s environment.

Cape Town to House Largest Clothing and Textile Distribution Centre in Western Cape

Cape Town is set to welcome a new, expansive clothing and textile distribution centre in King Air Industria, an industrial park located near the city’s international airport. This project is a partnership between Truworths International Limited and King Air Industria, which is a collaboration between Atterbury Property and Old Mutual Property. The upcoming facility is expected to be the largest of its kind in the Western Cape.

FAME Week Africa: Empowering Aspiring Filmmakers in Cape Town

FAME Week Africa is an annual event held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), providing a platform for emerging filmmakers to showcase their work. Supported by the City of Cape Town, the weeklong festival is a hub of film, arts, music, and entertainment, attracting both local and international creatives.

MEC Anton Bredell Discusses Climate Change’s Impact

The Western Cape Government has been actively working to coordinate and plan projects aimed at mitigating the extensive effects of climate change. Recently, a formal task team led by Minister Bredell, Western Cape Minister for Local Government, Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, and supported by Minister Meyer, Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, convened to discuss progress on multiple climate change initiatives.

Helen Suzman Foundation’s Pursuit of Justice: A Beacon of Hope

The Importance of Transparency and Accountability In today’s world, transparency and accountability are highly valued. Organizations like the Helen Suzman Foundation (HSF) play a crucial role in promoting and protecting these principles. The HSF has issued a statement and court application, putting the Minister of Home Affairs on notice that they will not back down from ensuring that the rule of law is upheld in South Africa.

The Resurgence of City Libraries: Embracing Digitalization and Nurturing Communities

Libraries are often seen as antiquated institutions, but recent reports from the City’s Libraries and Information Service (LIS) suggest otherwise. The LIS annual report highlights impressive growth in library membership, with a 38.6% increase in just one year. This growth indicates that libraries are not only surviving the digital revolution but also thriving by integrating technology and evolving according to community needs.

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