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Statement by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane – COVID-19 alert level 3 risk adjusted strategy tourism sector response measures and direction Originally published on gov.za: Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane on Coronavirus COVID-19 alert level 3 tourism sector directions In line with President’s announcement last week, we are continuing with the effort to reactivate the Tourism sector so that…

Here is the presentation given by the Minister and her team at Monday’s NCCC.

The Minister of Employment and Labour has signed an amendment to the TERS Benefit Directive issued on 25th March. Please see the changes below.

As the country is assessing its readiness to go down to lockdown level 3, Gauteng Province’s Premier David Makhura will be engaging with the business community about the state of readiness. The Premier will convene a virtual meeting with business leaders from 14h30 – 16h00 today, Wednesday 20th May 2020. Below is the agenda for…

The Gauteng Department of Education would like to invite all Gauteng residing graduates and unemployed youth between the ages of 18-35 to be part of the COVID-19 Brigades Programme. The Programme is part of the Department’s overall plan to involve the youth in limiting community transmission and outbreaks within the Education Sector. Recruited Brigades will…

DIRECTIONS REGARDING THE SALE OF CARS AND EMERGENCY AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS DURING ALERT LEVEL 4 OF THE COVID-19 NATIONAL STATE OF DISASTER Permitted trading activitiesThe following trading activities with regard to cars are permitted during Alert Level 4: Trade in new and used cars; wholesale trade of new and used cars by OEMs and importers; export…

DIRECTIONS REGARDING THE SALE OF CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR AND BEDDING DURING ALERT LEVEL 4 OF THE COVID-19 NATIONAL STATE OF DISASTER The purpose of these Directions is to provide direction on the type of clothing, footwear and bedding which may be sold by retailers during Alert Level 4 in terms of Part E of Table 1…

MEASURES TO PREVENT AND COMBAT THE SPREAD OF COVID19 These Directions are issued in order to assist micro and small businesses trading inpermitted services, to comply with the Regulations. The permitted businesses covered in these Directions are the following-(a) small scale bakeries and confectioneries;(b) small scale hardware stores;(c) informal restaurants and shisanyamas for home deliveries…

MEDIA STATEMENTCLARITY ON FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF R5 BILLION ALREADY MADE AVAILABLE TO MUNICIPALITIES FOR COVID-19 RESPONSE National government has made available more than R5 billion in support to municipalities to assist them in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in the 2019/20 municipal financial year. This support is assisting municipalities to provide additional access to basic…

Please find below three updates with regards to regulations, namely: Directions to address, prevent and combat the spread of COVID – 19 issued out by the Department of Transport in terms of regulation 4(7) of the Regulations issued in terms of the Disaster Management Act. 2002 (Act No. 57 of 2002). These directions were issued…

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The Department of Higher Education, Science and Innovation has published amended directions in terms of regulation10(8) of the Regulations issued in terms of the Disaster Management Act, No. 57 of 2002. The Minister hereby amends the Directions published under Government Notice No. 468 in Government Gazette No.43237 of 17 April 2020. The purpose of the amended…