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The Government of South Africa - Public Information: D

General information publications, listed alphabetically. These documents are also placed under the relevant life events and categories in Your Life and Topics.
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DEAT National Job Based in the Western Cape

Here you will find ad hoc national jobs based in the Western Cape.

Debate on the 2014 State of the Nation Address

The National Assembly will host the debate on the 2014 State of the Nation Address from 18 to 19 February, starting at 14:00. President Jacob Zuma’s reply will follow on Thursday, 20 February 2014 at 14:00.

Parliament will be live streaming the debate.

Deceased Estates: Wills

Department of Arts and Culture Bursaries for Heritage related studies

The National Department of Arts and Culture has made bursaries for Heritage related studies available. Please see documents attached for bursary information as well as application forms. Bursary application close on the 24 February 2012

District Magistrate's Courts in South Africa

Contact details of Magistrate's Courts in South Africa, A - M

Do You Want a Healthy Baby?

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This pamphlet gives basic advice on falling pregnant and ensuring that your baby is born healthy.

Domestic Violence Destroys our Society: Heal our Families, Heal our Nation

This fact sheet provides information on how the Domestic Violence Act can help prevent this form of abuse.

Domestic Workers Sectoral Determination

This Determination sets out the specific working conditions for Domestic Workers. It includes provisions on wages, hours of work, leave and termination of employment.

Draft Victims Charter

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This proposed Charter lists the rights of victims during the criminal justice process and sets out how victims can exercise these rights in practice

Drive Smart - Save Fuel - Save Money

A large percentage of motorists drive vehicles with badly tuned engines, which means that money is literally blown out through the exhaust pipe! The Department of Minerals and Energy urges fuel consumers to follow these consumption-conscious driving techniques to make each litre of petrol go further.

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