There has been an alarming increase in baby abandonment in the Western Cape. The Department of Social Development can help you to make the right decisions so that dumping your baby never becomes an option.  > 

The Western Cape Department of Social Development wants you to know that even though it is normal to be frightened, there are many options available to you.  > 

This database is both a national register and comprehensive guide to ABET support materials. It will help you to choose and to order suitable course materials and readers. Materials included in this database come from a wide range of publishing sources.  > 

This is a list of key programmes and services that Ntsika offers to SMMEs.  > 

This document sets out what educators should do if they suspect that a learner is being abused.  > 

This short document explains what higher education is and provides a brief overview of the transformation process for higher education in the Western Cape.  > 

This National List contains details of all schools that cater for special needs education.  > 

The Ministry for Public Service and Administration invited all public servants, their families and friends to celebrate AFRICA PUBLIC SERVICE DAY at the SAPS College on 19 June 2004 in Pretoria. The programme included a fun run, cultural and musical events, exhibitions, a dog show, parachute jumps, helicopter shows and various children's activities. The Department of Community Safety and Cape Gateway exhibited at this event and, since early morning, there was a constant flow of visitors. It is clear that some of the projects are unique and worth marketing as best practices. The Minister of Public Service and Administration also visited the exhibition and stayed for almost 15 minutes.  > 

In this Charter, the members of the Organisation of African Unity agreed that all people have fundamental human rights that need to be protected and respected.  > 

This discussion document sets out some of the pertinent issues around agricultural marketing and makes recommendations regarding an agricultural marketing strategy.  > 

This brochure explains what Foetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is, how to prevent it and how communities can support children who have it.  > 

This explains how to register an NGO or NPO.  > 

This pamphlet will prepare you for your child's visit to the allergy clinic. It serves as a guide, giving all sorts of helpful information.  > 

This document explains why corporal punishment has been banned in South African schools and provides alternatives to corporal punishment in the classroom. The document also suggests disciplinary measures and procedures, including how a school can develop its own code of conduct.  > 

The City of Cape Town needs volunteer translators in French, Portuguese, Swahili, Somali and Arabic.  > 

Safe and reliable transport will be vital for a successful 2010 World Cup. To ensure that the transport industry benefits, taxi operators have the opportunity to apply for a temporary operating licence (special event - 2010). Guidelines for applying for an operating licence (OL): Operators who already hold an OL or permits for relevant routes or areas do not require the temporary OL and may operate within the authority of their normal OL or permit. Operators who hold an OL or permits for other routes or areas will have to apply for temporary OLs. Operators who do not hold an OL or permit for a vehicle and who want to operate the vehicle during the 2010 World Cup will have to apply for an OL following the normal application procedure. Applications should be made to the Provincial Licensing Board.  > 

If you are struggling to pay your FET college fees, you should consider applying for an Ikapa Study Loan.  > 

This is the newspaper ad and job bulletin advertising various vacancies for the appointment of board members in the Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning.  > 

Special and personalised licence plates can only be issued by the registered outlets listed here.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tender section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in April, May and June 2009.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in August 2009.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in December 2009.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tenders section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded over a one-month period. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tenders section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded over a one-month period. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in July 2009.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tenders section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tenders section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded over a one-month period. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tenders section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in November 2009.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in October 2009.  > 

This publication indicates all PGWC bids awarded in September 2009.  > 

The Awarded Bids/Tenders section is an initiative of the PGWC to indicate the details of bids awarded. View all bulletin information in the Tender Bulletin section.  > 

Here is a list of Awarded Tenders from January 2010 to December 2010.  >