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Registration for the 2023 Informal Sector Summit & Expo is now open, hosted by the City of Cape Town to promote the growth and sustainability of the informal economy. The Economic Growth Directorate is responsible for organizing the event, which aims to transform Cape Town into a City of Hope. The summit highlights the significance of the informal economy in providing essential goods, services, and livelihoods to local communities.
Access to justice is a fundamental right for all citizens, and the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development in South Africa is committed to ensuring that this right is upheld. As the current administration enters its final year, the Department has identified several key areas to focus on to improve access to justice for all citizens.
Cholera is a significant public health concern worldwide, particularly in regions with poor water and sanitation infrastructure. The acute diarrheal illness is caused by the Vibrio cholerae bacterium and can be lifethreatening if not treated promptly. ### Minister Joe Phaahla Provides Updates on Cholera Outbreak
Minister Ronald Lamola of Justice and Correctional Services in South Africa recently announced the department’s budget for the 2023/24 fiscal year. The budget allocation of R23.2 billion is aimed at protecting the Constitution, upholding the rule of law, and making justice accessible, fair, speedy, and costeffective.
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As the importance of inclusivity in education grows, accommodating children with disabilities in schools is becoming increasingly necessary. To address this issue, the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has teamed up with Agape Youth Movement, the Department of Basic Education, and the Department of Women, Youth, and Persons with Disabilities to organize a webinar on Disability and Inclusion in schools.
Cavalli Estate is a mustvisit destination for foodies, sceneryseekers, and wine connoisseurs alike, nestled in the heart of Helderberg’s magnificent Cape Floral Kingdom. The estate is named after the Italian word for horses. While it may be famous for its splendid livestock, it also offers an exceptional dining experience in its waterside restaurant, headed by chef Michael Deg.
If you are taking a road trip from Cape Town to Plett or Knysna, be sure to stop by Ikigai Coffee Bar & Deli, located in the historic town of Swellendam. The café, with its woodpanelled facade and seafoamgreen interior accents, was opened in 2016 by sisters Elandi Coetzee and Lizelle Gschwend.
Nestled in the heart of the Silo District in Cape Town’s iconic V&A Waterfront, The Yard offers all visitors a unique and inviting space. So whether you’re a local or a tourist, a shopper, or a culture seeker, this bistrobarboutique hybrid is sure to please.
The passing of Eusebius McKaiser, a prominent broadcaster, writer, and political commentator, on May 30, 2023, has left the communications sector in South Africa in mourning. His loss is deeply felt by those who knew him as a fearless advocate against discrimination, inequality, prejudice, and corruption.
Minister of Water and Sanitation, Senzo Mchunu, along with Deputy Ministers David Mahlobo and Judith Tshabalala, visited Ladysmith in advance of the Presidential District Development Model (DDM) service delivery outreach programme scheduled for 9th June 2023. The purpose of the visit, which took place on 2nd June, was to evaluate the current state of the district’s water supply and sanitation services.
Lloyd Harris, the only South African player in the men’s singles, displayed incredible determination and perseverance in the 2023 French Open at Roland Garros despite being eliminated in the first round. In this grand sporting event, Harris went up against German 22nd seed Alexander Zverev, who had a flawless record against Harris in their previous four ATP Tour encounters.
The National Department of Health recently clarified the situation regarding two laboratoryconfirmed cases of cholera in South Africa’s North West province. The confirmation was made on May 30, 2023, by the North West Department of Health. However, following discussions with North West health officials, it was revealed that the confirmed cases were reported under the jurisdiction of Gauteng.
The Western Cape province of South Africa has achieved a remarkable feat in crimefighting by reducing the murder rate by 14.1%. The recently released crime statistics for January to March 2023 reveal that there were 872 murders in the 2022/23 financial year in comparison to 1,015 in the previous year. The decrease outperforms the 904 murders recorded in 2020/21.
Cape Town’s bustling city depends on its dedicated workforce to keep vital infrastructures running smoothly. Among these workers are the operational teams of the Water and Sanitation Department, whose relentless efforts ensure that the city’s sewers and drainage systems remain functional. Without these individuals, residents would be subjected to the dire consequences of blocked drains and sewage systems.
The South African government is dedicated to maintaining an active engagement with its citizens, and the Presidential Imbizo is an excellent example of this commitment. Scheduled for June 9th, 2023, this year’s Imbizo will take place in the Alfred Duma Local Municipality, located in the uThukela District Municipality of KwaZuluNatal Province.