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The Western Cape Government (WCG) calls on National Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana, to provide a clear and credible path for provinces to navigate South Africa’s current fiscal pressures in his upcoming 2025 Budget Speech. “Provinces are facing growing service delivery demands in the face of cuts to donor funding, a national revenue shortfall, and …
BMW Group South Africa hosted its coveted 2024 Retailer of the Year Awards at the Houghton Hotel in Johannesburg, recognising the exceptional achievements of its retail network across the BMW, MINI, and BMW Motorrad brands. The elegant evening, led by the dynamic duo of Shashi Naidoo and Nico Panagio, celebrated the dedication and hard work …
While South Africa will host the Group of Twenty (G20) summit this year, the Western Cape and Cape Town will in turn host the Business 20 (B20) – the official G20 dialogue forum for the domestic and international business communities from Monday, 24 – Tuesday, 25 February. “The Western Cape and Cape Town look forward …
Range Rover has announced the appointment of Martin Limpert as its Global Managing Director, effective immediately. Martin Limpert will now lead the Global Range Rover House of Brand team, where he will continue to define Range Rover’s commercial and brand vision, following the announcement of JLR’s House of Brands organisation in 2023. He will also …
Former Proteas hockey player Kayla Swarts and DHL Western Province scrumhalf Alicia Willemse are in line to make their international rugby sevens debuts after being named in the Springbok Women’s Sevens squad for the World Rugby HSBC Sevens Challenger 2025. The series of two tournaments will be played at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town on …
Dear Editor The latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) for Q4:2024 underscores the urgency of accelerating economic reforms to drive job creation in South Africa. The official unemployment rate stands at 31.9%, reflecting a 0.2 percentage point decrease from the previous quarter. While this slight improvement is encouraging, the structural challenges in our economy persist, …
Dear Editor The Democratic Alliance (DA) reiterates the urgency of devolving certain policing powers to the City of Cape Town Metropolitan Police Service and other provincial law enforcement authorities in the Western Cape. The Memorandum of Understanding between the City, the Province, the Minister and the South African Police Service (SAPS) must be finalised urgently. …
NSFAS urged to act swiftly against student exploitation by landlords
Higher Education and Training Deputy Minister, Buti Manamela, says the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) must act swiftly against the exploitation of vulnerable students by landlords.
This follows media reports that some landlords demand sexual favours from students in exchange for accommodation.
Manamela said the exploitation of vulnerable students by landlords was deplorable and deeply worrying.
“I welcome the strong statement by NSFAS condemning these actions and the decisive steps to investigate, blacklist, and terminate the services of any implicated landlords,” Manamela said.
He emphasised the need for greater accountability and oversight in student accommodation.
He said institutions, including accommodation provider associations, NSFAS, and the Department of Higher Education and Training must work together to ensure that students are housed in safe, dignified environments, free from exploitation and abuse.
Manamela urged the affected students to report cases of exploitation immediately to their institutions, NSFAS and law enforcement.
“We will not tolerate anyone who preys on students,” he said.
Progress on student registration and financial aid
While the reports of landlord abuse are disturbing, Manamela acknowledged that the overall student registration process for 2025 has been largely smooth, with minor glitches that are being attended to.
NSFAS has taken measures to ensure that funded students are registered without financial barriers, including:
• No upfront registration fees for NSFAS-funded students at public universities and TVET colleges.
• NSFAS close-out project students (awaiting outstanding fees from previous years) must be allowed to re-enrol, with institutions instructed to submit their details to NSFAS.
• NSFAS Loan Scheme applicants who qualify should be allowed to register and secure accommodation while documentation is finalised.
• Students with outstanding 2024 allocations should be permitted to register and graduate, with NSFAS committed to settling fees.
“We acknowledge concerns over funding delays and are actively working with NSFAS and institutions to resolve these issues as quickly as possible,” Manamela assured.
Monitoring the academic year
As delegated by the Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Nobuhle Nkabane, to assess the progress of the academic year and ensure that student concerns are addressed, the Deputy Minister will over the next two week visit Limpopo, North West, Northern Cape and Gauteng.
“These visits will give us an opportunity to engage directly with students, institutional leadership, and NSFAS officials to ensure that registration, accommodation, and financial aid issues are properly addressed,” Manamela said.
Students in universities, including Technical, Vocational, Education and Training College (TVET) colleges, and Community Education and Training (CET) colleges have been urged to report unsafe accommodation, if they are experiencing exploitation or unsafe conditions, to their institution’s student affairs office, and to NSFAS helpline: 0800 067 327 / info@nsfas.org.za.
“If you are struggling with registration or NSFAS-related funding issues, contact NSFAS servicing teams deployed at institutions or engage your SRC for assistance. Most institutions provide counselling services and wellness programs. Students are encouraged to use these resources.
“Our students should never have to endure exploitation, abuse, or barriers to their education. We will continue working with all stakeholders to ensure a safe and supportive learning environment for all,” Manamela said. – SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 10:37
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Johannesburg, South Africa, 18 February 2025: Transnational education (TNE) refers to educational programs or courses provided in a country different from where the awarding institution is located. This approach helps students gain international experience, learn from different cultures, and develop global skills. At the same time, it offers students the opportunity to study closer to …
The FAME Shorts Film Festival is now accepting submissions for its 2025 edition, inviting filmmakers from Africa, and its diaspora, to showcase their unique narratives and storytelling during the film festival at Cape Town’s Labia Theatre (4-6 September). A celebration of African stories, the festival provides a powerful platform for short films that explore themes …
Dear Editor Yesterday, Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, blocked DA Members of Parliament from an oversight of the Directorate for Conventional Arms Control (DCAC), through a telephonic instruction to Acting Director of the DCAC, Peter Mashaba. Due to this effort to avoid accountability, we will report Minister Ntshavheni to the Parliamentary Ethics Committee. It …
SA’s unemployment rate declines to 31.9%
South Africa’s official unemployment rate has dropped by 0.2 percentage points to 31.9% in the fourth quarter of 2024, down from 32.1% in the previous quarter.
This is according to the latest Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS) released by Statistics South Africa on Tuesday.
The survey results indicate an increase of 132 000 in the number of employed persons, bringing the total to 17.1 million in the fourth quarter. At the same time, the number of unemployed persons decreased by 20 000 to 8.0 million. This contributed to an overall increase of 112 000 (0.4%) in the labour force during the same period.
Despite these gains, the number of discouraged work-seekers increased by 111 000 (3.3%), while those who were not economically active for reasons other than discouragement decreased by 93 000 (0.7%). This led to an increase of 18 000 in the number of the not economically active population to 16.5 million.
“The above changes in employment and unemployment resulted in the official unemployment rate decreasing by 0.2 of a percentage point from 32.1% in the third quarter of 2024 to 31.9% in the fourth quarter of 2024.
“The expanded unemployment rate in the fourth quarter of 2024 remained unchanged at 41.9% when compared with the third quarter of 2024,” Statistics South Africa said.
The number of persons employed in the formal sector increased by 90 000 in quarter four of 2024, and the informal sector employment increased by 34 000 over the same period.
The largest increases in employment were recorded in finance with 232 000 and manufacturing with 41 000. Decreases in employment were recorded in community and social services at 63 000, trade at 48 000, construction at 22 000, mining at 18 000, utilities at 17 000 and agriculture at 11 000.
The results also indicate that the largest increases in employment were observed in Western Cape at 62 000, KwaZulu-Natal at 52 000 and Gauteng at 45 000, while decreases were only observed in Free State at 25 000, North West at 20 000 and Limpopo at 16 000.
Stats SA added that the youth aged between 15 – 34 years continue to face challenges in the labour market. The results for the fourth quarter of 2024 show that the total number of unemployed youth decreased by 133 000 to 4.7 million, while employed youth recorded an increase of 37 000 to 5.8 million.
As a result, the youth unemployment rate decreased from 45.5% in the third quarter of 2024 to 44.6% in the fourth quarter of 2024. – SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 14:05
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Somerset West, Western Cape, South Africa – The South African Junior Closed Chess Championship 2025 (SAJCCC 2025), one of the most prestigious events on the national chess calendar, will take place from 31 March to 5 April 2025 at Hottentots Holland High School in Somerset West, Western Cape. Organized by Western Cape Chess under the …
Government strongly condemns acts of dehumanisation
The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development says it strongly condemns the shocking and deeply disturbing acts of violence, torture and dehumanisation allegedly perpetrated at Zanzou nightclub in Pretoria, as depicted in widely circulated videos.
According to the department, these "reprehensible acts" are a gross violation of the fundamental human rights enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, which upholds the values of human dignity, equality, and the rule of law.
The Constitution is the supreme law of the land and it guarantees the inherent dignity and worth of every person.
Section 10 explicitly affirms that everyone has the right to have their dignity respected and protected, while Section 12 guarantees freedom and security of the person, including the right to be free from all forms of violence, torture, and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment.
"The horrific actions witnessed in the videos are an affront to these foundational rights and have no place in our democratic society.
“No individual or group has the right to take the law into their own hands. South Africa is governed by the rule of law, where justice is administered through legal and constitutional means,” the department said in a statement.
The "barbaric and inhumane treatment of individuals, as seen in the videos, must be met with the full force of the law to uphold justice and reaffirm the principle that human rights are non-negotiable".
“We call upon law enforcement agencies and all relevant constitutional structures to act swiftly and decisively in investigating this grave violation of human rights. The perpetrators of this shameful act must be held accountable to ensure that justice is served without delay.
“Furthermore, businesses operating within South Africa are required to adhere to our constitutional framework, which includes the obligation to respect and promote human rights. Any establishment found to be complicit in or tolerating such heinous acts must face serious consequences. In this regard, we call for the immediate closure of Zanzou nightclub until a full and thorough investigation is concluded,” the department said.
The department said it remained steadfast in its commitment to upholding the Constitution, protecting the dignity of all individuals, and ensuring that those who engage in acts of torture and dehumanisation face the full might of the law.
“We urge any victims and witnesses to come forward and cooperate with law enforcement to bring the perpetrators to justice,” the department concluded. – SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 10:39
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Weather service issues weather warning
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued an orange level 5 warning for disruptive rainfall over Gauteng, the North West and the north eastern parts of the Free State province.
According to SAWS, the rainfall is expected to continue today and on Wednesday.
An orange level 5 warning is for flooding of roads, bridges and settlements.
“We are particularly concerned with flooding in the major rivers,” SAWS said in a statement.
Pretoria is expected to be cloudy with morning thunderstorms on Tuesday, cloudy with rain throughout on Wednesday and cloudy with scatter thunderstorms on Thursday. Friday is expected to be mainly clear with afternoon showers.
Johannesburg will be cloudy with rain throughout on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday is expected to be cloudy with afternoon thunderstorms. - SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 12:32
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Public urged to follow safety measures amid continued rainfall
As rains continue to impact various regions, authorities are warning residents to take necessary precautions to prevent flood-related dangers.
The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, along with local disaster management teams, has issued a set of safety guidelines to help the public stay safe during flooding events.
One of the key recommendations advises those living in low-lying areas to remain vigilant, monitor rising water levels, and evacuate if necessary.
Motorists are urged to avoid flooded roads, low-lying bridges, and swiftly moving water, as even 15cm of fast-flowing water can sweep a person off their feet.
Driving through flooded areas poses significant risks, with officials stressing that vehicles can be swept away in strong currents. Instead, drivers should seek alternative routes and park in safer areas.
Pedestrians are also warned against walking into low-lying waters, as such areas can be more dangerous than they appear.
Weather alerts should be closely monitored via radio and television, and residents should keep their cellphones handy with emergency numbers saved.
The authorities said that in case of danger, citizens should contact their local disaster management centres or emergency services at 112, 10177, or 107.
Additionally, people are advised to store important documents in water-resistant containers and be extra cautious at night when road hazards are harder to detect.
Avoiding camping or parking near rivers during storms is also recommended, as sudden floods can be life-threatening.
Another concern is the contamination of floodwaters, which may contain raw sewage, chemicals, or even electrical charges, making them extremely hazardous.
Authorities are particularly focused on educating children about the dangers of floods, urging parents to inform them about safety measures.
"Knowledge and awareness can save lives. We need everyone to take these warnings seriously," said the department.
With continued rainfall expected, officials are reinforcing the importance of these safety measures. Residents are urged to stay informed and prepared to mitigate risks associated with flooding. - SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 10:50
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ERMELO, SOUTH AFRICA – Enterprise drone technology is revolutionizing industries across South Africa, from agriculture and mining to construction and public safety. Leading the way in this transformation is the DJI Matrice 4 Series, a cutting-edge advancement designed to enhance operational efficiency and precision. Afri Air, a premier distributor of DJI drones, is making this …
NBA Africa and Safaricom (NSE: SCOM- https://apo-opa.co/4gKHaas), the region's leading technology company, on Saturday launched the M-PESA Jr. NBA program that will provide basketball development and financial literacy programming to more than 10,000 boys and girls in Nairobi, Mombasa, Eldoret, and Kisumu, marking the league's most expansive youth development program in East Africa to date.
The first year of the M-PESA Jr. NBA program, which tipped off with a clinic for more than 100 local coaches at SABIS International School in Nairobi, will consist of four regional tournaments for youth ages 13-16 in Nairobi (Feb. 22-23), Mombasa (March 8-9), Eldoret (March 15-16) and Kisumu (March 22-23).
In each city, 20 boys' and 20 girls' teams will participate in skills development sessions and competitive games. The top 80 players will then be grouped into four boys' teams and four girls' teams that will play games in a round-robin format. The top 16 boys and girls from each city will be selected to attend an elite top 100 camp at Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa in April.
In addition to the basketball development programming, M-PESA, Safaricom's innovative mobile payment platform, will host financial literacy workshops for the participating youth, empowering them to develop healthy financial habits.
“Tipping off our multiyear collaboration with Safaricom is an important milestone in our ongoing efforts to make basketball more accessible to Kenyan boys and girls,” said NBA Africa CEO Clare Akamanzi. “We look forward to positively impacting youth and coaches across the country through basketball development and life-skills programming.”
“Our collaboration with NBA Africa could not have come at a more opportune moment, as Safaricom's M-PESA will celebrate its 18th anniversary this March, marking a significant milestone in our journey,” said Safaricom CEO Dr. Peter Ndegwa. “Through M-PESA Go, this collaboration transcends beyond basketball. It is driven by a shared vision to create a lasting impact, not only in sports but also in the broader context of youth empowerment. We are committed to nurturing potential, building character, and equipping the next generation with the tools necessary for success. We firmly believe that the association between M-PESA Go and the Jr. NBA program can pave the way for growth and financial health, enabling young athletes to develop their skills and seize opportunities at the next level.”
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Basketball Africa League (BAL).
About NBA Africa:
NBA Africa is an affiliate of the National Basketball Association (NBA), a global sports and media organization with the mission to inspire and connect people everywhere through the power of basketball. NBA Africa conducts the league's business in Africa, including the Basketball Africa League (BAL), and has opened subsidiary offices in Cairo, Egypt; Dakar, Senegal; Johannesburg, South Africa; Lagos, Nigeria; and Nairobi, Kenya. The league's efforts on the continent have focused on increasing access to basketball and the NBA through youth and elite development, social responsibility, media distribution, corporate partnerships, NBA Africa Games, NBA Stores, the BAL, and more.
NBA games and programming are available in all 54 African countries, and the NBA has hosted three sold-out exhibition games on the continent since 2015. The BAL, a partnership between the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) and NBA Africa, is a professional league featuring 12 club teams from across Africa that will tip off its fifth season in April 2025. Fans can follow @ NBA_Africa (https://apo-opa.co/3ELjWny) and @ theBAL (https://apo-opa.co/3ELjWE4) on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube.
About Safaricom:
Safaricom is the leading telecommunication company in East Africa. Our purpose is to transform lives by connecting people to people, people to opportunities, and people to information. We keep over 45.9 million customers connected and play a critical role in the society, supporting over one million jobs both directly and indirectly while our total economic value was estimated at KES 393 billion ($3.1 billion) for the 12 months through March 2022.
Listed on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and with annual revenues of close to KES 335.4 billion as of March 2024, Safaricom provides connectivity through wide range of technology, 2G, 3G, 4G and 5G in aggregate covering over 99% of Kenya's population.
Safaricom is an equal opportunity employer, actively recruiting staff from different backgrounds reflecting the communities that we serve. We are committed to equal gender representation at all levels. Our target is to achieve 50:50 senior management gender parity by 2025.
As part of our ongoing commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), we continue to work towards improving energy and resource efficiency in our network and facilities to reduce carbon emissions and our fuel consumption. We remain committed to becoming a Net Zero carbon-emitting company by 2050.
R2.5m to promote food security in Madibeng
In a move to advance agricultural development and bolster small-scale farming in the North West, Agriculture and Rural Development MEC, Madoda Sambatha, has officially handed over greenhouse tunnels worth R2.5 million to a local farm.
The Bokfontein-based JT Farm Fresh enterprise, located in the Madibeng Local Municipality, received the investment last Friday, as part of the Provincial Accelerated Service Delivery Programme (Thuntsa Lerole Reloaded), reinforcing the province’s commitment to sustainable farming and food security.
The handover of the greenhouse tunnels aims to enhance the production capacity of JT Farm Fresh enterprise, enabling year-round cultivation of various crops and contributing to the local economy.
The enterprise specialises in the production of vegetables. The initiative will greatly benefit the production with the new infrastructure, which is set to improve the quality and quantity of their crop yields.
Sambatha emphasised the importance of empowering local farmers and entrepreneurs to contribute to the economic growth of the province, while ensuring that communities have access to fresh, locally grown produce.
"By investing in small-scale farmers like JT Farm Fresh, we are building a strong foundation for agriculture that can withstand challenges, such as climate change and rising food prices. These greenhouse tunnels will help improve production efficiency and sustainability, ultimately benefiting the entire community,” Sambatha explained.
JT Farm Fresh part owner Jabulani Galubetse expressed his gratitude for the support received from the department.
"This support will significantly enhance our operations, allowing us to scale up our production and meet the increasing demand for fresh produce in the region," Galubetse said.
The support the department has given JT Farm Fresh is substantial towards ensuring the long-term success of small-scale farmers in the district, creating employment opportunities, and enhancing food security for local communities.
The MEC said the department will continue to collaborate with emerging farmers in the province, providing them with the tools, resources, and guidance necessary to succeed in the agricultural sector. – SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 11:07
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Stillwater Sports, the organisers of South Africa’s prestigious road running series, the Absa RUN YOUR CITY SERIES, is excited to announce an impressive, combined prize purse of R1 610 000.00, along with groundbreaking SA athlete incentives set to inspire exceptional performances and remarkable achievements in 2025. Since its inception in 2015, the Absa RUN YOUR …
Aleph Group, a leading global enabler of digital advertising, fintech services and education technology, proudly marks its 20th anniversary with the launch of a bold company manifesto and video campaign, celebrating two decades of innovation, growth, and its mission to make the digital world more accessible for everyone. From its humble beginnings in Miami in …
TNPA to use cutting edge technology to improve its dredging capacity
The Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is set to improve its dredging capacity with the installation of a new marine excavator on the Italeni, a Grab Hopper Dredger.
It is used by the ports authority to maintain the promulgated depth of port berths, basin and entrance channels necessary for the safe navigation of vessels in the ports.
The installation of this cutting-edge technology will boost dredging volumes and increase efficiency at South Africa’s commercial seaports.
A marine excavator is a specialised technological machinery that is used to improve dredging operations while ensuring safe and sustainable practises of marine and coastal environments.
With an investment value of R76 million, the newly installed excavator is designed to grab dredged material weighing up to 2000kg at a radius of at least 20 meters.
The upgrade will enable the Italeni to efficiently handle dredged volumes of 150 000 cubic meters (m³), a significantly increase from its annual capacity from 94 000 m³.
The upgrade replaces the excavator fitted in 2014 that has reached its operational lifespan. This feature bolsters berth availability to meet the increasing demand of larger vessels calling into South African ports.
"The Italeni upgrade enables TNPA’s strategic intent of creating a smart port system through harnessing innovation and technology.
“Coupled with enhancing the dredger’s capability to dredge the ports to the required depth, the new marine excavator will ensure that our waterside infrastructure remains competitive by improving TNPA’s customer service offering," said Phyllis Difeto Acting TNPA Chief Executive.
Italeni is the only dredging vessel in South Africa capable of accessing confined berths and quay walls, distinguishing the craft from the rest of TNPA’s dredging fleet necessary for maintenance work.
Through its Dredging Services business unit, TNPA is actively optimising port depth to ensure the provision of commercially viable berths to its shipping and terminal operation customers.
The installed machinery adheres to the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea, South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA) regulations and the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) legislation regarding carbon emissions. – SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 10:13
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South Africans face tax hikes and rising costs as the budget aims to close a R300 billion gap. Higher VAT, sin taxes, and debt pose challenges, warns expert Rynhardt de Lange. As Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana prepares to deliver the much-anticipated 2025 Budget Speech tomorrow, South Africans are anxiously awaiting details on how the government …
Deputy Minister refutes claims of idle Firefighting vehicles at centurion fire station
Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Deputy Minister Bernice Swarts has refuted claims that firefighting vehicles procured by the department are sitting idle in depots across the country instead of being deployed for active service.
On Monday, the Deputy Minister visited the Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality’s Fire Station in Centurion to inspect the firefighting vehicles stored there by the department.
According to a statement issued by the department, the vehicles were procured for use by a service provider in the implementation of the Working on Fire Programme. However, the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) found that service providers were expected to use their own resources to execute bid-related objectives under the current five-year contract, which commenced on 6 January 2023.
Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality is among the municipalities earmarked to receive these firefighting vehicles once the transfer process is finalised.
The Deputy Minister’s visit follows media reports alleging that the vehicles are being left unused instead of being deployed for firefighting efforts.
Additionally, there were claims that no DFFE firefighting vehicles were parked at the Tshwane Fire Station and that some vehicles stored at other municipal fire stations had been stripped of key components, such as batteries.
“The purpose of my visit to Tshwane Fire Station in Centurion was to verify the presence and condition of our firefighting vehicles. I can confirm that nine firefighting vehicles are parked here and that they have not been vandalised, contrary to some reports,” the Deputy Minister said.
She further dismissed claims that the vehicles had been unused for more than two years.
“These vehicles arrived at Tshwane Fire Station in November 2024. Any suggestion that they have been sitting idle for two years is incorrect,” she clarified.
The Deputy Minister acknowledged the challenges faced by Fire Protection Associations (FPAs) due to the repossession of vehicles from the service provider, Kishugu. She reassured FPAs and forestry stakeholders that the department was working to expedite the transfer of the vehicles to municipalities.
“I recognise the challenges that Fire Protection Associations have faced due to this transition. I, however, commit to ensuring that the process to transfer these firefighting vehicles to the respective municipalities is expedited so that these vehicles can go back to work and assist FPAs to attend to veld fire incidents in our communities.
“Having said that, we must also afford municipalities the opportunity to follow their internal processes – including coming up with Council resolutions - regarding the transfer of these firefighting vehicles,” Swarts added.
In total, DFFE has reclaimed 283 firefighting vehicles from Kishugu. Of these, 107 are earmarked to be transferred to various municipalities in the country.
The remaining 176 vehicles are used by the department’s internal forestry branch to manage fires in DFFE plantations across the country. – SAnews.gov.za
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Tue, 02/18/2025 - 09:41
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