04 August 2023 – The Gender, Disability and Special Programmes Unit together with local leaders and a Non-Govermental Organisation, as part of the departmental intervention supported the Galeshewe Old Age home in handing over consumable items and to clean the old age home in an effort to better the living conditions of the residents of
29 August 2023 – The DTSL communications team joined by the Provincial Traffic Officers embarked on a Motor Vehicle License Renewal marketing campaign in Poffader and Springbok. The campaign aims to make motorists aware of the newly added motor vehicle license renewal site in the Springbok and Poffader area.Motorists can now renew their motor vehicle
31 August 2023- The Head of Department, Mr. Rodney Pieterse hosted female senior and middle managers for the HOD’s 8 – Principle Action Plan for Women Empowerment and Gender Equality at the Provincial Treasury in Kimberley. This year the date for the PSWMW was 28 August till 01 September in which the HOD hosted female
The Road Accident Fund (RAF) and our Road Safety Unit will conduct road safety awareness and driver fitness campaigns in the Kimberley area. On Monday they were at the Craven Street Taxi rank in the Kimberley CBD with a specific focus on public transport operators (taxi drivers). The activity will continue of Tuesday 12 September
MEC Nomandla Bloem joined Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola for the handover of a fully furnished house to an elderly woman in Ntswelengwe Village, Kuruman. The house was built through offender labour as part of the Department of Correctional Services’ approach of ensuring that inmates contribute to community empowerment initiatives throughout their
MEC Nomandla Bloem joins Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola for the handover of a fully furnished house to an elderly woman in Ntswelengwe Village, Kuruman.The house was built through offender labour as part of the Department of Correctional Services’ approach of ensuring that inmates contribute to community empowerment initiatives throughout their period
MEC for Transport, Safety & Liaison Mr. Bentley Vass Profile of MEC Bentley Vass POLITICAL BACKGROUND: 1986 – UDF (UNITED DEMOCRATIC FRONT) 1987 – 1989 (CARNARVON YOUTH FORUM) 1993 – AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS 1995 – ANC BRANCH MEMBER, CARNARVON 1996 – VOLUNTEER ADVICE OFFICE 1998 – ANCYL REC MEMBER (HANTAM) 1999 –
MEC Nontobeko Vilakazi, HOD Moeketsi Dichaba and volunteers putting the final touches to Baba Mama’s house in Nonzwakazi, De Aar for Mandela Day initiatives. Serving with a smile and she helps put the final touches on Baba Zamani Mama’s house in Nonzwakazi, De Aar.
MEC Nontobeko Vilakazi contributing during Mandela Day initiatives in De Aar, painting Ouma Matroo’s house along with SAPS members and several other volunteers and stakeholders.
