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Read the SOPA 2023 Address: The Fierce Urgency of Now in English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa 

 

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde delivered his much-anticipated State of the Province Address (SOPA) on 16 Februray 2023. Read the speech below in English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa. 

English: http://www.westerncape.gov.za/assets/departments/premier/office_premier/...

This is the job bulletin advertising various vacancies in the Education District Offices of the Western Cape Education Department.

This is to provide the treatment and management of pain in any child with any condition or disease. Ensuring that no child should suffer from pain while hospitalised or during their recovery phase at home. 

Conditions treated:

• Pain caused by illnesses of childhood
• Acute pain
• Burns pain
• Post-operative pain
• Chronic pain
• Neuropathic pain
• Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
• Phantom Pain

A list of the referral and support zones between the district, regional and supra-regional levels of service. This document also includes information on emergency referrals from regional hospitals to tertiary level institutions

This is the newspaper ad and job bulletin advertising various vacancies in the Department of Health, Western Cape.

Remembering Our National Hero

The Rental Housing Tribunal provides a free service to tenants and landlords in the Western Cape. 

Did you know?

Tenants and landlords can now lodge complaints at RHT Online, from anywhere and at any time. Here you can:

Responsible pet ownership

Owning a pet is a big responsibility that includes caring for their physical needs (food and shelter), showing them affection and protecting them.

Being a responsible pet owner means that you're financially able to feed your pet and to take it to a vet when necessary.

This investigation was born out of a meeting, held on 21 January 2007, arranged by concerned parents of Laingville in St Helena Bay regarding educational issues at certain schools in the Saldanha Bay municipal area. This is the final report after the investigation.

An information pamphlet of the methodology, results and discussion of the anonymous HIV survey carried out in selected public health antenatal clinics in the Western Cape. The survey forms part of the National Annual HIV antenatal survey that has been conducted by the Department of Health for over a decade.

There is currently an ongoing outbreak of RVF affecting sheep, goat and cattle farms within Free State (FSP), Northern Cape (NCP), Eastern Cape (ECP), Western Cape (WCP), North West (NWP), Gauteng (GP) and North West (NWP) provinces. The majority of Rift Valley Fever cases reported are people who had direct contact with infected livestock through work-related exposure: farmers and farm workers, animal health workers, abattoir workers and meat inspectors.

We’re approaching the time of the year when we spend ours days at the beach to escape the summer heat. To ensure that you and your family remain safe while swimming, here are some safety tips about rip currents which everyone should know.

What are rip currents?

Rip currents are strong narrow currents of water which usually develop along beachfronts. They are strongest near the surface of the water and they move directly away from the shore, cutting through the lines of breaking waves.

This document gives an overview of the Risk and Development Annual Review (RADAR) 2010 project which is currently under way. RADAR is intended as a resource for those interested in risk-averse planning, by consolidating major Western Cape disaster events between 2003 and 2008