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The CoGTA Ministry consists of the Department of Cooperative Governance (DCoG) and the Department of Traditional Affairs (DTA). The Municipal Demarcation Board (MDB), South African Local Government Association (SALGA) and South African Cities Network (SACN) are entities reporting to the CoGTA Minister. The Municipal Infrastructure Support Agent (MISA) reports to DCoG.

SALGA National Members Assembly (NMA)
Minister Nkadimeng & Deputy Minister Tau are at SALGA National Members Assembly today. They will discuss "25 years since the Advent of 1998 White Paper on Local Government" and ways to improve local government efficiency, inclusivity, and accountability.
2023 Women in Digital Energy Awards
Minister Thembi Nkadimeng delivered a keynote address at the 2023 Women in Digital Energy Awards at the Gallagher Convention Centre, paying tribute to the monumental role of South African women in realizing a liberated South Africa.
Day2: Women’s Month Outreach Programme
On August 30th, 2023, Deputy Minister Prince Zolile Burns Ncamashe participated in the NHTKL Outreach Programme at the Magadimana-Ntweng Traditional Council in Ga-Sekhukhune, Limpopo Province.
Women’s Month Outreach Programme
Minister Nkadimeng, Deputy Minister Bogopane-Zulu, Kgosi Seatlholo, and Kgoshigadi Ntwampe are gathering to celebrate Women's Month and recognize gender equality and community empowerment.
Ministerial Support and Interventions Outreach Programme
The Deputy Minister of CoGTA, Parks Tau, explained the Ministerial Support and Interventions Outreach program after the Acting Premier of NW, Nono Maloyi, welcomed attendees. Tau praised South Africa's local government system for its original functions conferred by the Constitution, making it one of the best models amongst established democracies.
Enoch Mgijima Local Municipality Visit
Deputy Minister Tau consulted stakeholders on service delivery in Enoch Mgijima municipality, showcasing government commitment to municipal well-being. Feedback was positive and a report will be prepared for Cabinet. The Deputy Minister will return to share Cabinet decisions and urges stakeholders to collaborate on solutions.
Deputy Minister Burns-Ncamashe Closes t Municipal Infrastructure Indaba
Deputy Minister Prince Zolile Burns-Ncamashe calls for MISA to formalize a relationship with Traditional Leaders through NHTKL to improve infrastructure within traditional leadership.
Minister Delivers Keynote Address #MISAIndaba2023
Minister Nkadimeng addresses the #MISAIndaba2023 and recognizes that the impact of municipal infrastructure is not gender neutral. “As we stand at the verge of a new decade, our vision extends beyond the present moment. It extends to the future we collectively envision for municipal infrastructure development – a future marked by sustainability, resilience, and inclusivity. The challenges before us are substantial, but they are matched by our determination to overcome them,” Minister Nkadimeng said.
Deputy Minister Tau at MISA Reflective Indaba
The #MISAindaba2023 aims to reflect on MISA's mandate, strategic focus, capacity, and performance in relation to municipal infrastructure
Gauteng's Local Government Support Program
Minister Nkadimeng and Deputy Minister Tau of CoGTA lead a local government support program in Gauteng with Premier Lusufi and MEC Khumalo of CoGTA. Today is August 17, 2023.
Minister Nkadimeng receiving a briefing on the revised NDMF
The objective of the revision was to determine the efficiency of the NDMF in respect of the nature of its key performance indicator and enablers; at promoting implementation and; identify and report on the implementation gaps that may have existed following the amendments made to the Disaster Management Act, 2002 in 2015 and the implementation and reporting implications of the global agreements applicable to disaster management.
Deputy Minister Parks Tau Addresses the business sector
The business sector is a strategic stakeholder to the realisation of the economic transformation of Sekhukhune
Minister Nkadimeng Engaging Traditional Leaders
The institution of Traditional Leadership is a critical sector that derives recognition from our Constitution, especially in relation to the work of local government as the sphere that interface with traditional communities on a daily basis. Equally, the DDM principles amplifies the role of Traditional Leaders in ensuring that the all of society approach is central to enhancing the delivery of basic services and building social cohesion among communities.
Minister Nkadimeng at the Ministerial Outreach Programme
Minister Nkadimeng at Frances Baard District Municipality in the Northern Cape, to lead the Ministerial Outreach Programme. The Minister engaged with municipalities that are facing challenges that impede the effective and efficient functioning of municipalities. This engagement is a part of efforts to support local government in terns of Section 154 of the Constitution of the South Africa.
Deputy Parks Tau tabling replies to parliamentary oral questions
Deputy Parks Tau tabling replies to parliamentary oral questions. Parliamentary questions have a significant role in a democratic country. In South Africa, the procedures governing questions are set out in both the Rules of the National Assembly and Rules of the National Council of Provinces.
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5th MEETING
OF THE JOINT TASK FORCE FOR
DISASTER MANAGEMENT

OF BRICS MEMBER COUNTRIES
Held at Inkosi Albert Luthuli
International Convention Centre , South Africa
from the 7-8 September 2023
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DYSFUNCTIONAL MUNICIPALITIES As At MARCH 2023

CoGTA Minister Thembi Nkadimeng Delivers Keynote Address at SALGA Assembly

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The 2023 Heritage Month focuses on South Africa’s rich and diverse cultural heritage and its immense contribution to our social, economic, health, and scientific well-being, especially for rural, township, and peri-urban communities.

Annually, September marks Heritage Month, with Heritage Day celebrated on 24 September by showcasing our nation’s diverse culture and heritage. During Heritage Month, South Africans celebrate our many diverse cultures and rich heritage, incorporating African, Asian, and European cultures and traditions.

This year’s Heritage Month theme is “Celebrating our cultural diversity in a democratic South Africa”, and the Heritage Day event on 24 September 2023 will be hosted by the eThekwini Metro in KwaZulu-Natal.

This year’s Heritage Month encourages South Africans in all district municipalities to host cultural carnivals with music, dance, poetry, and food from different cultural groups who reside within that district.

Follow the conversation on social media using #HeritageMonth2023 and #CulturalDiversityZA
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The National Disaster Management Centre team is this week inspecting various infrastructure projects funded by NDMC in Limpopo.

The team kicked off its week-long assessments in Polokwane and Blouberg where it visited bridge projects to assess progress. In the coming days the team will proceed to Greater Tzaneen, Makhado and Molemole to inspect more projects.
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