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Draft Provincial Budget Appropriation
VOTE 6: POLICY AND BUDGET SPEECH (2015-2016) FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM PRESENTED BY THE MEC FOR TREASURY, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM, R SE KHOLWANE, MPL, TO THE MPUMALANGA PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE AT RIVERSIDE, MBOMBELA LOCAL MUNICIPALITY. Tuesday, 02 June 2015 Madame Speaker, Honourable Thandi Shongwe; The Premier of Mpumalanga Province, Honourable David Mabuza; Deputy Speaker, Honourable David Dube; Colleagues in the Executive Council; Chief Whip of the Majority Party, Honourable Johanne Mkhatshwa; Honourable Members of the Provincial Legislature; Councillors in our Midst; The Director General of the Mpumalanga Provincial Government, Dr Nonhlanhla Mkhize; The Acting Head of the Department of Economic Development and Tourism, Mr Thulani Mdakane; Other Heads of Departments in our midst; Chairpersons of Boards and CEOs of our Public Entities; Our social partners; Provincial Secretary of the ANC, Cde Lucky Ndinisa; and the entire Leadership of the Alliance in our Midst; Members of the media; Distinguished guests; Ladies and gentlemen; Good Morning 1. Madame Speaker, Allow me with your indulgence to premise the budget of Vote 6 by drawing wisdom from our late President Nelson Mandela in his final speech as the President of the Republic of South Africa in June 1999: Page 1 of 22 “I am a product of Africa and her long cherished view of rebirth that can be realised so that her children may play in the sun.” 2. These words of wisdom have a very special and profound meaning to the Province of the rising sun. Firstly the people of Mpumalanga have demonstrated just like Nelson Mandela that they are a true product of Africa by emphatically rejecting counter-revolutionary xenophobic attacks. -
Cogta - Eskom Page 4 Deal Page 5
LOCAL NEWS Internal Newsletter January 2012 Issue No. 31 Issue no.2 of 2014 / 15 Second Quarter Official Newsletter MEC visits PHOLA Water Project Cogta - Eskom Page 4 deal Page 5 Mec Refilwe Mtshweni Tables the 2014/15 Launch of Policy & Budget Speech Mathibela Page 6 water project Page 8 Cogta’s legacy on Mandela Day Page 10 Local News PHOLA STEEL WATER PROJECT TABLE OF CONTENTS MEC’s FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................................................................................... 1 ........................... MEC’S FOREWORD ......................................................................................................... 2 ........................... MESSAGE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE HOD ..................................................................... 3 ........................... LAUNCH OF MATHIBELA WATER PROJECT ..................................................................... 4 ........................... PHOLA STEEL WATER PROJECT ........................................................................................... 5 ........................... COGTA ESKOM AGREEMENT ........................................................................................... 6 ........................... COGTA IN ACTION ........................................................................................................... 7 ........................... MEC MTSHWENI TABLES THE 2014/15 POLICY & BUDGET SPEECH ............................... 8 ........................... MEC MTSHWENI URGES TRADITIONAL -
Annual Report Department of Health Province of Mpumalanga
ANNUAL REPORT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PROVINCE OF MPUMALANGA 2019/2020 FINANCIAL YEAR Department of Health: Mpumalanga Province, Annual Report for 2019/20 Financial Year Vote No 10 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH PROVINCE OF MPUMALANGA VOTE NO. 10 ANNUAL REPORT 2019/2020 FINANCIAL YEAR 3 Department of Health: Mpumalanga Province, Annual Report for 2019/20 Financial Year Vote No 10 TABLE OF CONTENTs PART A: GENERAL INFORMATION 1. LIsT OF ABBREVIATIONs/ACRONYMs .........................................................................................................................7 2. FOREWORD BY THE MEC ............................................................................................................................................12 3. REPORT OF THE ACCOUNTING OFFICER ..................................................................................................................15 4. sTATEMENT OF REsPONsIBILITY AND CONFIRMATION OF ACCURACY FOR THE ANNUAL REPORT ................21 5. sTRATEGIC OVERVIEW .................................................................................................................................................22 a. Vision ................................................................................................................................................................................22 b. Mission .............................................................................................................................................................................22 c. Values ...............................................................................................................................................................................22 -
Inhlabamkhosi Issue 3 Vol 2019/2020
WHEN THE SUN RISES WE WORK HARD TO DELIVER FREE WWW.MPUMALANGAInhlabamkhosi .GOV.ZA Mpumalanga Provincial Governemt MpumalangaGov Issue 3 Vol 2019/20 Mpumalanga, Sverdlovsk to implement the foreign, economic and humanitarian relations agreement he Mpumalanga Provincial Government Premier of the Province. from a far distance just by the presentation you have and the Government of Sverdlovsk Region “In our Province there is nothing that we do not delivered unto us. There are a number of similarities (Russian Federation) have signed the produce, we are experts in machinery, Information between these two provinces and we are prepared implementation plan for the agreement and technology, pharmaceutical and chemical , labour for any form of collaboration between the two Ton international and foreign economic relations in resources, construction, we take the second place with provinces.,” MEC Shongwe commented. trade, economic, scientific, technical cultural and gas and oil in the federation, we are also the best in “Our priority in our Provincial government is humanitarian areas. manufacturing solutions for maternity, and even now education, health, economic development, arts and The Russian delegation led by the Minister of we are ready to face the challenge of the Corona virus culture. We also boast with our world-class parks International and Foreign Affairs, Hon Vasiliy Kozlov pandemic,” he said. and reserves, astonishing botanical gardens, rivers was hosted by the MEC for Agriculture, Rural “We have 60 universities and 200 000 students and lakes in the province. The Kruger National Development, Land and Environmental Affairs, Mr. studying in our region, the future lies within our Park is a jewel in South Africa’s tourism crown, this Vusi Shongwe, who represented the Mpumalanga children, whatever we do now, we do it for our also includes Potholes, God’s Window, and Maputo Premier Refilwe Mtshweni-Tsipane. -
Inhlabamkhosi Issue 1 Vol 2019/2020
WHEN THE SUN RISES WE WORK HARD TO DELIVER FREE WWW.MPUMALANGAInhlabamkhosi .GOV.ZA Mpumalanga Provincial Governemt MpumalangaGov Issue 1 Vol 2019/20 Mpumalanga SOPA: highlighting the key strategies of improving the province remier Refilwe Mtshweni-Tsipane delivered state, and a better Africa. are not in any kind of training or skills development her State of the Province speech in which Economic transformation and job creation activities, including unemployed graduates.” she highlighted some of her key goals in On Economic Transformation and Job Creation, Youth development initiatives Premier Mtshweni- revitalizing the province of Mpumalanga Premier Mtshweni-Tsipane said that the top of Tsipane said that the unemployed youth were one Punder the new administration. government’s agenda is to transform the economy segment of the population hardest hit. According to Premier Mtshweni-Tsipane’s to serve all people, through shared and inclusive “In light of these youth challenges the government address, the focus for the ANC-led sixth provincial economic growth, expanding ownership in the has to this end decided to take a bold step by administration of Mpumalanga will be: addressing economy to benefit mostly the disadvantaged sections launching a Youth Development Fund to the tune of issues such as youth unemployment, the skills gap, of society, of which she said can only be achieved R250 million over a period of five years.” farming, mining and environmental management, through the collaborative action by government, “The Provincial Government shall develop a township and rural economies, and education and business, labour and civil society. unit to manage the fund that shall focus on youth school infrastructure, among other things. -
In the Constitutional Court of South Africa
IN THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF SOUTH AFRICA CC CASE NO: NGHC CASE NO: 11678/2006 In the matter between: STEPHEN SEGOPOTSO TONGOANE First Applicant PHAHLELA JOAS MUGAKULA Second Applicant MORGAN MOGOELELWA Third Applicant RECKSON NTIMANE Fourth Applicant and THE NATIONAL MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE AND LAND AFFAIRS First Respondent THE NATIONAL MINISTER FOR PROVINCIAL & LOCAL GOVERNMENTSecond Respondent THE PREMIER OF EASTERN CAPE Third Respondent THE PREMIER OF FREE STATE Fourth Respondent THE PREMIER OF GAUTENG Fifth Respondent THE PREMIER OF KWAZULU-NATAL Sixth Respondent THE PREMIER OF MPUMALANGA Seventh Respondent THE PREMIER OF NORTHERN CAPE Eighth Respondent THE PREMIER OF LIMPOPO Ninth Respondent THE PREMIER OF NORTH WEST Tenth Respondent THE PREMIER OF WESTERN CAPE Eleventh Respondent THE SPEAKER OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Twelfth Respondent THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF PROVINCES Thirteenth Respondent 2 THE NATIONAL HOUSE OF TRADITIONAL Fourteenth Respondent LEADERS _______________________________________________________________ AFFIDAVIT _______________________________________________________________ I, the undersigned : TEMBEKA NGCUKAITOBI state as follows under oath : 1 I am an attorney and the director of the Constitutional Litigation Unit of the Legal Resources Centre. The Legal Resources Centre has, throughout, acted as attorneys for the first, third and fourth applicants. I am authorised to make these applications on behalf of the first, third and fourth applicants. 2 I have personal knowledge of the facts set -
Mpumalanga Provincial Government
MPUMALANGA PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT Building No 6 Private Bag X11304 Extension 2 Nelspruit No 7 Government Boulevard 1200 Riverside Park Nelspruit (013) 766 0000 Mpumalanga International Tel: +27 13 766 6087 Republic of South Africa (013) 766 6087 (013) 766 8252 International Fax: +27 13 766 8252 Department of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs Litiko Department van umNyango Lekubusa Koöperatiewe Regering wezekuBusa ngekubambisana en Tradisionele Sake ngokuHlanganyela netebuholi bendzabuko neeNdaba zamaKhosi MEDIA INVITE PREMIER’S ANNUAL ADDRESS TO THE PROVINCIAL HOUSE OF TRADITIONAL LEADERS The Honourable Premier of Mpumalanga, Mr David Mabuza will deliver his annual address to the Sixth Ordinary Sitting of the First Session of the Provincial House of Traditional Leaders for 2013/2014. In his address the Premier will outline provincial government’s programmes that are aimed at assisting the Traditional Leadership institution and developing traditional communities. He will also outline his expectations on how Traditional Leaders can work with government to improve services to the community. After the official address, Premier Mabuza and MEC Simon Skhosana will hand over five vehicles to members of the Executive Committee of the House of Traditional Leaders. Another vehicle will be handed to members of the Provincial Committee on Disputes and Claims on traditional leadership. The department will be handing over these vehicles to assist members in execution of their official duties. The opening will be attended by amongst others, Members of the Executive Council (MECs), Traditional Leaders, Executive Mayors, and Councillors. The media is invited to attend the official opening which is scheduled as follows: Date : 22 March 2012 (Friday) Time : 09H30 Venue: Legislature Chamber (Building 1) Nelspruit Kindly confirm your attendance with Mohlalefi Lebotha on [email protected] or 013 766 6078 or 082 852 0502 on or before 20 March 2012. -
Money Down the Drain: Corruption in South Africa's Water Sector
MONEY down the DRAIN Corruption in South Africa’s water sector A Water Integrity Network / Corruption Watch report 1. 1 Money down the Drain: corruption in South Africa’s water sector March 2020 Principal researcher and author: Mike Muller Editing: Janine Erasmus Design: Janine Erasmus This work is published by Corruption Watch and the Water Integrity Network and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/. Every effort has been made to verify the accuracy of the information contained in this report. All information was believed to be correct as of March 2020. Nevertheless, Corruption Watch and the Water Integrity Network cannot guarantee the complete ness of the content, nor can they accept responsibility for the consequences of its use for other purposes or in other contexts. Corruption Watch is a non-profit organization launched in 2012 that uses public reports as an important source of information to fight corruption and hold leaders accountable for their actions. Corruption Watch (RF) NPC 8th Floor, South Point Corner 87 De Korte Street Braamfontein 2001 Johannesburg PO Box 30630 Braamfontein 2017 https://www.corruptionwatch.org.za/ The Water Integrity Network (WIN) supports evidence-based advocacy for collective action to prevent and reduce corruption in the water sector worldwide. Water Integrity Network Alt Moabit91b 10559 Berlin, Germany www.waterintegritynetwork.net -
Budget Speech 2016/2017 POLICY and BUDGET SPEECH 2016/17 28Th April 2016
MEC for Culture, Sport and Recreaton Ms Norah Mahlangu-Mabena 2 Policy and Budget Speech 2016/2017 POLICY AND BUDGET SPEECH 2016/17 28th April 2016 Madam Speaker, Honourable Thandi Shongwe Deputy Speaker, Honourable David Dube Honourable Premier of our Province, David Mabuza Honourable Members of the Executive Council Honourable Members of the Provincial Legislature Honourable Members of Parliament Kgoshi Mokoena, Chairperson of the House of Traditional Leaders MMCs for Culture, Sport and Recreation from District and Local Municipalities Head of the Department of Culture, Sport and Recreation, Mr Sipho Mnisi and other Heads of Departments Leadership of Cultural Forums Leadership of Sport Federations Language experts Leadership of Multi Religious Formations Traditional Leaders Traditional Healers Representatives of the Creative Workers Union of South Africa Comrades and friends Members of the media Invited guests Ladies and Gentlemen Honourable Speaker, the ANC-led government continues to be hard at work to improve the lives of the people and create a democratic, non-racial, non-sexist, united and a prosperous South Africa. We are indeed better placed and experienced to bring about more meaningful changes to the lives of all the people and we will never surrender the cause of creating a country that will respond to the needs and aspirations of all the people. We are celebrating the gains of democracy in the country and we are happy that we are presenting the Policy and Budget speech of the Department of Culture, Sport Policy and Budget Speech 2016/2017 3 and Recreation fresh from commemorating Freedom Day which celebrates the first democratic elections that were held on the 27th of April in 1994 to bring to an end an era of shame and oppression in the country. -
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Mrs KR Morena
To : News Editors The Mpumalanga Provincial Government will convene a Provincial Youth Development Summit. As we celebrate 20 years of democracy, government intends to intensify its commitment to youth development in South Africa. Historically, young people have played a pivotal role in the liberation struggle, which has brought about the democracy we enjoy today. Youth groups such as the class of 1976, in Soweto took to the streets against the might of the apartheid regime in a quest for freedom, equality and human rights. The power, resilience and determination that young people showed then, is still present, but the challenge facing our society today is to harness that determination for advancement of our nation. This force of youth can be used to combat challenges facing our communities today such as: poverty, unemployment, skills shortage, limited access to business opportunities, substance abuse, crime and violence against the vulnerable. In his 2013 State of the Province Address, the Honorable Premier of Mpumalanga Province, Mr. DD Mabuza declared that his office will establish a dedicated unit to foster youth development in the province. The formation of this unit is tasked in the main with tackling and championing matters of youth development in the province through the office of the premier. To this end, the Mpumalanga Provincial Government, through the Office of the Premier and in conjunction with the Mpumalanga Department of Education will be hosting the inaugural 2014 MPUMALANGA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT as a platform to solicit views and ideas from the very youth of the province of Mpumalanga. The 2014 Mpumalanga Youth Development Summit is a two (2) days event hosted by the Mpumalanga Provincial Government in collaboration with the Mpumalanga Department of Education, supported by various strategic partners from both public and private sectors for the youth of Mpumalanga. -
The Department of Health Monitoring Covid-19 Compliance in the Province
ISSUE 3 WHEN THE SUN RISES WE WORK HARD TO DELIVER Mpumalanga Provincial Governemt MpumalangaGov THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH MONITORING COVID-19 COMPLIANCE IN THE PROVINCE The Mpumalanga Department of Health led capacity in Health facilities through community protective measures such as washing of by the MEC of Health, Ms Sasekani Manzini participation to ensure that essential health hands or sanitizers, wearing of mask and keep continues to monitor Covid-19 compliance and services continue uninterrupted and that social distancing, limit social gatherings and assess the implementation of the Clinic Based COVID-19 patients can access life-saving time spent in crowded places. Model in relation to COVID-19 resurgence. treatment, without compromising public “It is encouraging to note that in the areas I Manzini has already visited a number of health objectives and safety of health workers. visited so far there are measures put in place shopping centres and health facilities in the The MEC was happy to see the cooperation to mitigate the spread of the virus and I will three district. The aim of the visits is to monitor between taxi drivers and passengers, the continue to visit public areas unannounced. and encourage compliance in line with the shoppers and stores managers with regard to The MEC further appreciated the work ethics coronavirus lockdown regulations and assess adherence to COVID-19 lock down regulations displayed by all frontline Health Workers, and the implementation of the Clinic Based Model and protocols to curb the spread of infection the support demonstrated by Private-Sector in relation to COVID-19 resurgence.