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- Premier, Dr. Zamani, Saul delivered the 2026/27 Budget Vote speech in Galeshewe on 7 July 2026.
- The Riverton Water Treatment Plants project is improving water security and infrastructure. The project created 442 local jobs and supported nearly 50 SMMES.
- Kimberley is being positioned as a university town to support economic diversification.
- The Vaal Gamagara Bulk Water Services Scheme is preparing for the launch of its R1.9 billion second phase.
- The Office of the Premier is expanding frontline monitoring across key departments.
- The Office of the Premier’s budget was reduced by 26%, but the department remains committed to value for money.
- The Services SETA partnership will benefit 1,662 young people in critical sectors.
- The 2026 bursary programme supports 259 students, and 36 bursary recipients graduated in April.
- The Fourth Annual Premier’s Golf Day raised R10.6 million to supplement the budget.
- The public is encouraged to register and vote in the local government elections on 4 November, with voter registration scheduled for 1 and 2 August 2026.