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Expired Operating License

Gauteng’s Urgent Call for Expired Operating License Renewals by July 31, 2023

  • The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport urgently calls on public transport operators to renew their expired operating licenses by the deadline of July 31, 2023.
  • Despite identifying over six thousand expired licenses, the department has received and processed less than 500 renewal applications, highlighting the need for operators to take prompt action.
  • The article outlines the specific requirements for license renewal, including submitting a completed application form, providing necessary documents like ID copies and tax clearance certificates, and paying a fee of R300.00 per vehicle. Operators are advised to act swiftly to avoid penalties and ensure the safety and efficiency of public transportation in the province.

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Mpumalanga dam

Mpumalanga’s Dam Levels Hold Steady as Water Conservation Becomes Crucial

  • Dam levels in Mpumalanga Province remain stable overall, with an average of 98.1% and higher than last year’s levels, according to the Department of Water and Sanitation’s latest report.
  • While some districts experienced slight declines in water levels, such as the Olifants and Inkomati-Usuthu Water Management Areas, others saw improvements or remained unchanged.
  • The Department emphasizes the importance of water conservation in South Africa, as a water-scarce country, and urges individuals and businesses to use water wisely to ensure water security and sustainability.

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