This online resource, based on the South African Yearbook, provides detailed and up-to-date information on South Africa and the services and projects of the various government departments.  > 

This discussion paper considers possible approaches to legally recognising same-sex domestic partnerships and opposite-sex domestic partnerships where the couple has decided not to marry.  > 

This discussion paper considers recommendations for changes to the laws around customary marriages in order to extend the recognition and protections that are enjoyed by civil marriages.  > 

This report highlights the issues around the 1961 Act that need to be considered. It then reviews the discussion and comments contained in and following the Discussion Paper before making a revised recommendation. A draft Bill encompassing these suggestions is appended to the report.  > 

This report considers the proposals made in the Discussion Paper and the public's responses to these. It includes a Draft Bill that encompasses the revised recommendations.  > 

This manual was prepared in accordance with the Promotion of Access to Information Act No 2, 2000. It explains the structure of the SAPS, the nature of the records held by the SAPS, and how to apply to gain access to those records.  > 

This publication lists the Western Cape school and public holidays for 2005, as well as international focus days.  > 

This document provides information on how school fees are set and what parents need to do if they are unable to pay their child's school fees.  > 

Detailed guidelines for health workers on how to screen for developmental disability in children aged from 0-6 weeks, 9 months and 18 months. Information is also given on when to refer to cases up the line.  > 

This handbook contains information on consumer rights and consumer organisations. It also contains a simplified complaints procedure and tips on how to be a smart customer.  > 

This brochure provides information on the sheriffs of the court and their duties.  > 

This brochure contains information on what the sheriff does and how one can become a sheriff.  > 

This prospectus provides a description of all the short courses offered by the Cape Institute for Agricultural Training (Elsenburg).  > 

Lichaza ezona mpawu zale site.  > 

This Handbook provides tourism businesses with a comprehensive list of support services (training, mentorship, etc) that are available to tourism SMMEs.  > 

This programme outlines the day by day activities at the Small Business Week 2004 event. These include seminars, workshops, exhibitions and presentations.  > 

This detailed brochure sets out what you need to do to institute a claim in the Small Claims Court. It also contains information on the court procedures.  > 

This presentation outlines the SmartCape Access Project and highlights the key aspects of the pilot project evaluation.  > 

An up-to-date list of Service Providers for SMME's in the Western Cape who provide training, mentorship, business support and finance assistance to Small and Medium businesses. The Service Providers are partners of Provincial Government and charge nominal fees for some services.  > 

This document discusses the links between volunteerism and social capital.  > 

A lecture presented at UCT to undergraduates in 2007, covering:Social Capital Definition Social Capital in Practice Social Capital within the PGWC "Internal Social Capital ''External" Social Capital Challenges Social Capital Website Social Capital Website  > 

Social Capital formation is one of the eight pillars of the Provincial Growth and Development strategy iKapa elihlumayo. Therefore social capital has to inform the work the Provincial Government as a whole. The strategy itself was launched in October 2005 at UWC. But what does that imply for operations of each department? How does the strategy affect other strategies, programmes and projects? What is the government currently doing around social capital? With the theme of the month in October we would like to give you some answers to those questions. Have a look at what the social cluster departments are doing on social capital.  > 

Have a look at projects that are linked to social capital. If your social capital should be on this website or if you have any questions send us an email to cgomulia@uwc.ac.za.  > 

This document highlights some of the Provincial Treasury's most important achievements since its creation in 1995.  > 

A descriptive document on Iodine Deficiency Disorders in South Africa and attempts made to eliminate the problem. A summary of the findings of the Medical Research Council on the introduction of iodised salt in shops is also included.  > 

This strategy document defines broad-based black economic empowerment and sets out the policy objectives and key principles of Black Economic Empowerment (BEE). It also considers the policy instruments required to achieve BEE and financing for BEE. Finally, the document looks at the IDC's role in financing Black Economic Empowerment.  > 

This publication is intended to support HIV/AIDS education activities. It focuses mainly on education and information material intended for use by the general public. Most of the materials listed are printed materials such as books, booklets, games and posters, with a smaller subset of audio-visual materials. The directory contains publishing details for all materials so that they can be ordered directly from the producers.  > 

This publication provides an overview of the science and technology sectors in South Africa. It includes information on the demographic and institutional landscape in SA, the policy context, the structure of the science and technology system in the country, and the size of this system. There are also facts and figures on R&D funding and R&D outputs.  > 

Traffic officers and departments refer to this table of speeding fines, determined by a magistrate, when deciding how much a speeding fine should be.  > 

Contains contact and address details.  > 

Start Up is a tried and tested entrepreneurship promotion and learning resource. The Start Up package consists of two parts: the Start Up comic story and the Start Up Step-by-Step Guidelines. Copies of Start Up are available from the dti in Afrikaans, English, isiXhosa, isiZulu and Sesotho. If you want to receive a free sample copy of the Start Up comic, please send an email to mbuthelezi@thedti.gov.za, with your address and the language version of your choice.  > 

The Stern Review was announced by the British Chancellor of the Exchequer in July 2005. The Review set out to provide a report to the Prime Minister and Chancellor by Autumn 2006 assessing the nature of the economic challenges of climate change and how they can be met, both in the UK and globally. The Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change, the most comprehensive review ever carried out on the economics of climate change, was published on October 30 2006 and was lead by Lord Stern, the then Head of the Government Economic Service and former World Bank Chief Economist. Lord Stern stepped down as Head of the Government Economic Service in March 2007 to take up the IG Patel Professorship at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Nicholas Stern became Lord Stern of Brentford in December 2007, when he was appointed to the House of Lords as a non-party-political peer. The Stern team, based at the Office of Climate Change, work closely with Lord Stern to develop further analysis on the economics of climate change, disseminate the Review's analysis and findings and provide advice to other countries and regions that are planning similar work.  > 

Promotional information on Condom Awareness Week.  > 

This booklet provides learners with information on sexual harassment and abuse at school and teaches them how to respond to the situation. It also provides contact details for organisations that can help learners in these situations.  > 

This publication contains information on the signs of tik abuse as well as options for treatment and counselling.  > 

The Western Cape Medium Term Budget Policy Statement 2005 - 2008 sets out eight main strategies for the province for the next three years, all of which aim to establish the Western Cape as a Home for All. This publication includes a brief overview of the policy statement, as well as a summary of the eight priority strategies and links to the full document and accompanying speech.  > 

A list of organisations supporting the relief effort for people displaced by violence in the Western Cape.  > 

The Sustainability Atlas is a set of thematic maps that spatially represent Local Municipalities in the Western Cape.  > 

June 18 - 22, 2005: Cape Town  >