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Event organisers have been fined for breaking lockdown rules.
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The City of Cape Town will clamp down on illegal events that are in contravention of the Disaster Management Act Regulations as the country has moved to Level 1 Lockdown.
This after the City’s law enforcement along with police shut down an alleged illegal event at a school in the CBD on Thursday evening.
Cape Town MMC for Safety and Security, JP Smith said the organiser of the event had contravened multiple laws and was subsequently fined R4 000.
“The organiser of the gathering, with roughly 300 people in attendance, had no permit as required by the City’s Events By-law and the national Safety at Sports and Recreational Events Act,” Smith said.
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“The illegal event was held in the school’s unused swimming pool that had been converted into a skate park. It also contravened the Liquor Act by serving alcohol without a liquor licence and flouted noise pollution regulations.
“In addition, the organiser had no health and safety protocols in place. These protocols are aimed at curbing the spread of Covid-19 and are in accordance with the Disaster Management Act regulations.”
The event also contravened the Disaster Management Act regulations, gazetted on 28 February, which only allow for gatherings with a maximum of 100 people for indoor facilities and 250 attendees for outdoor gatherings.
Smith added that while the City supports the return of events and will play a role as an enabler, it is important that gatherings are hosted in a safe environment, and in accordance with the law.
“Illegal events endanger the lives of patrons as a result of the lack of security and crowd management, to name but a few.
“Unregulated events during a pandemic are a major health risk that could become super spreaders of Covid-19.
“This poses a major risk for the events industry’s recovery if we allow unregulated events to trigger more national government restrictions on gatherings.”
Smith said law enforcement agencies will be on stand-by to clamp down on any non-compliant events and to issue fines to the organisers.
Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke.
The Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA) is engaging with National Treasury to recoup the R150 million it spent on real-time auditing of Covid-19 procurement.
Last year, when government announced its R500 billion Covid-19 relief package, President Cyril Ramaphosa asked AGSA to perform real-time auditing on these measures.
Presenting the Standing Committee on the Auditor-General with AGSA’s strategic plan for 2021 to 2024, Auditor-General Tsakani Maluleke said AGSA will have a budget deficit of R57 million for the 2021/2022 financial year, meaning that they will have to draw on their reserves.
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“This will have a negative impact on our cash cover going forward,” reads Maluleke’s presentation.
After DA MP Haniff Hoosen expressed his concern about the projected shortfall, Maluleke said this will be “diminished” once AGSA received payment for the R150 million it spent on the real-time audits.
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“We have yet to get the benefit of that money back,” she said, adding that AGSA continues to engage with Treasury on the matter. She said if the matter is not resolved in two to three weeks, she’ll turn to the committee for help.
She said they tried to recoup as much of the expenses from the auditees as possible, but this was not always possible. Furthermore, that work was not budgeted for, because it was necessitated by the pandemic.
Two weeks ago, Maluleke presented the findings of these real-time audits to the committee.
AGSA found that some of the projects were abandoned or redirected, while others didn’t achieve the required objectives.
Furthermore, AGSA uncovered unfairness in the awarding of government business and found insufficient steps to prevent overpricing, financial loss, fraud, and abuse of the system.
Molefi Ntseki (Gallo Images)
Bafana Bafana coach Molefi Ntseki believes his team will still qualify for the 2022 Africa Cup of Nations, even though he remains under pressure to produce positive results.
With Bafana Bafana hosting Ghana in their Afcon Group C qualifier at the FNB Stadium on 25 March, defeat in that particular match could have a serious impact on SA’s qualification chances.
SA’s performances, especially in the Sao Tome and Principe matches, left a lot to be desired even though they won.
What remained important for SA is that they collected a maximum six points from those games, along with the three points accrued from the 1-0 win against Sudan on November 17, 2019.
Three days earlier, they were easily dispatched by Ghana in Cape Coast, a start that set them back at the time.
Ntseki said the pressure always remained for him to produce positive performances.
“Anybody who works at any company where there are mandates, will be under pressure. I’m no different. When you lead the national team, the mandate is simple and not just from the chief executive officer, the national executive committee, the president, this table or this house. It’s for me to do well as an individual. It’s for me to do well and to carry my abilities and confidence to the next level,” Ntseki said.
“Representing your country is an honour and I can’t run away from my responsibilities. My responsibility is to lead the team, get the best out of the players and to qualify and we will because I believe.”
Ntseki, who announced a 26-man squad on Thursday that included a number of his key players and the goal scorers from the Sao Tome matches in Themba Zwane and Percy Tau, said they’re well equipped to deal with a dangerous Ghana side.
“We’re playing a Ghana side that lost their last game against Sudan. They’ll come here to get a result and they’re a possession type of team and for them to get into your half, they need to do so with numbers. When they do send up numbers, they’ll create spaces where we could hurt them when we regain possession,” Ntseki said.
“When you look at our attacking players, we’ve added a lot of speed because in defence, they tend to stay deep because of them being aware of not having the speed to recover. We are playing to get a result.”
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Posted on 05 Mar 16:36
Remuneration: | Negotiable depending on experience |
Location: | Cape Town, Woodstock |
Job level: | Mid |
Company: | Isoflow |
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Posted on 05 Mar 16:10
Tshwane, 5 March 2021 – The South African Revenue Service (SARS) is committed to providing certainty and clarity to all taxpayers and traders regarding their tax and customs obligations so that they can remain compliant and to ensure that transacting with the organisation is as simple and easy as possible.
However, the ease and simplicity of transactions with SARS depends on each segment of taxpayers, traders and third parties fulfilling their legal obligations to ensure a seamless service offering by SARS.
Therefore, SARS calls on employers to ensure that they are ready to submit their annual reconciliation declarations with the latest and most accurate payroll information about their employees and the tax they have deducted.
At the same time, SARS expects that providers of third party information from institutions who administer medical aid schemes, retirement annuities and others also provide the latest and accurate information to make it easy for taxpayers who are required to file an income tax return.
The data that must be submitted to SARS from employers should cover the Monthly Employer Declarations submitted, payments made and Tax Certificates (IRP5/IT3) (a)s generated, covering the full tax year from 1 March to 28/29 February. Information submitted by third parties should cover the same tax period.
From the side of employers, their payroll data is of vital importance to SARS. Firstly, it gives a reconciled account of what amounts of tax the employer deducted from the taxable remuneration of each of its employees. Secondly, it shows what amount of tax the employer has paid to SARS on behalf of the employee. It also records other allowances that an employer pays to an employee as part of their remuneration benefits.
Based on this payroll information and data from third parties, SARS will be able to issue an income tax return to taxpayers that is pre-populated with the relevant information for the ease and convenience of taxpayers who do not have complex tax affairs. For these taxpayers, filing a return becomes a simple matter of checking that all the information pre-populated on the return is correct and then submitting the return to SARS.
Employers and third parties have from 1 April to 31 May to submit their data to SARS.
In the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and the relief offered to individuals, employees and employers in distress, SARS is determined to ensure that the compliance rate amongst employers increases substantially this year.
Employers who fail to submit payroll data on time may become liable for late submission penalties of up to 10% of the value of their payroll.
During this challenging period of Covid-19, it is incumbent on every taxpayer and trader to remain compliant. Such compliance and revenue contributions enables government to provide the important social goods and services to vulnerable South Africans and to employ our heroic frontline workers in the fight against Covid-19. These contributions have also enabled government to begin a vaccination programme to create a herd immunity against the virus.
SARS sincerely thanks the compliant employers who have remained compliant every year by filing their declarations and making the necessary payments on time. In the interests of their employers and a seamless and hassle-free filing season, we urge all employers to now prepare accurate and up-to-date information that should be submitted to SARS.
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Posted on 05 Mar 16:07
Remuneration: | R100000 – R145000 per month negotiable To be discussed |
Benefits: | very lucrative |
Location: | Pretoria |
Education level: | Degree |
Job level: | Management Snr |
Travel requirement: | Occasional |
Type: | Permanent |
Reference: | #149546 |
Company: | United Nations |
Reports to (position): country director
Purpose: This position is to lead the regional resource mobilisation drive in the mobilisation of grant related resources and manage the design and implementation of a robust resource mobilization unit/department to increase the regional grant portfolio to meet the missions funding target.
Dimensions of role: financial measures or statistics relevant to post such as budget; list of direct and indirect reports:
-Leads country resource mobilisation planning and implementation.
-The grants and resource mobilisation coordinator and local fund-raising specialist reports directly to the position.
-Area of Responsibility – country program (CSP and Country Res. Mobilisation Plan).
United Nations considerations:
The United Nations {UN} staff members are international civil servants subject to the authority of the UN Secretary General and may be assigned to any activities or offices of the organisation, in accordance with the provisions of the UN service code. Therefore, UN staff members are expected to conduct themselves in a manner befitting their status as international civil servants. In this connection, UN has incorporated the 2013 Standards of Conduct for the International Civil Service into the UN Personnel Instructions. In accordance with the UN Staff Regulations, the paramount consideration in the employment of the staff is the necessity of securing the highest standards of efficiency, competence, and integrity. Due regard shall be paid to the importance of recruiting staff on as wide a geographical basis as possible and ensuring equal gender representation. Subject to the foregoing, selection of staff members shall be made without distinction as to race, ethnicity, sex or religion, nor shall there be any discrimination on account of any disability of a candidate who meets the qualifications required to perform the tasks. Applicants must provide complete and accurate information pertaining to their personal profile and qualifications with their recent CV and cover letter according to the instructions provided in the application form to be considered for the current job opening.
Typical responsibilities – key end results of position:
• Participate in CLT decision-making.
• Support the CLT to manage relationships and processes relating to partners (NGOs and communities), including partner assessment and engagements.
• Take responsibility as part of the CLT for risk management processes in-country.
• Responsible for the development and roll out of a Resource Acquisition and Management strategy.
• Facilitate in identifying the mission’s program priorities for fundraising.
• Participate and play a key role in the development and refinement of the regional mission’s CSP.
• Provide direction in the development of individual PU fundraising strategies for the Regional Mission.
• Support in identifying in-country funding and partnership opportunities both internal and external.
• Ensure the smooth coordination of all proposal development efforts at the national, regional/PU, and community levels.
• Oversee the research and development of new proposals to a high standard, using participatory, empowering approaches, in line with the country strategy and annual growth plan.
• Facilitate grants portfolio management within country budget, ensuring timeliness, and budget control and accountability/donor compliance.
• Direct the development of a grant compliance tracking system and Ensure quality management of Grants systems.
• Facilitate the preparation on Grants Projects and grants department for audits and audit action responses/follow ups
• Liaise with donors and other stakeholders for preparing winning proposals and securing funding.
• Ensure that communication with donors is streamlined and effective.
• Ensure systems, processes and procedures are in place to implement core work tasks.
• Ensure that management systems and procedures ensure efficiency, accountability and good working relationships with donors, counterparts, regional mission’s partnership colleagues, and beneficiaries.
• Facilitate capacity enhancement of staff and grants partners on grant policies, grants development and management through mentoring and training.
• Recruit, develop and motivate a high performing Grants and Resource Mobilization team.
• Coaching and training of staff in the implementation of grants related function.
• Analyze issues for decision making to address the organization’s grants and resource mobilization functions and only refer to a higher manager where applicable
• Has high contact with all country office and program unit grants related staff to support smooth implementation and delivery of grants project.
• Maintains medium contact with other staff from the program unit and country offices to offer support for understanding and implementation of grants and resource mobilization related activities.
The United Nations (UN) is an intergovernmental organization that aims to maintain international peace and security, develop friendly relations among nations, achieve international cooperation, and be a Centre for harmonizing the actions of nations. The main organs of the UN are the General Assembly, the Security Council, the Economic and Social Council, the Trusteeship Council, the International Court of Justice, and the UN Secretariat. It is the largest, most familiar, most internationally represented and most powerful intergovernmental organization in the world. The UN is headquartered on its international territory, with its other global missions and regional offices around the world. The UN System includes a multitude of specialized agencies, funds and programmes such as the World Bank Group, the World Health Organization, the World Food Programme, UNESCO, and UNICEF. Additionally, non-governmental organizations may be granted consultative status with ECOSOC and other agencies to participate in the UN’s work. The United Nations, with offices in 193 countries and 37,000 employees, is the world’s largest universal multilateral international organization. It inspires people from around the world to join its mission of maintaining peace, advancing human rights and promoting justice, equality and development. The UN staff members are subject to the authority of the Secretary-General and any assignment from him or her to any activities or global offices of the United Nations in accordance with staff regulation.
• Master’s degree or higher graduate certification in relevant field such as international development, Planning, Management, Business, Marketing, Finance and Communication and in social sciences, or any related field.
• A first-level university degree or Diploma in combination with qualifying experience may be accepted in lieu of the advanced university degree.
• A minimum of five to ten years of relevant professional experience in Grants Acquisition and Management.
• Preferably at least five years work experience with international development or corporate organizations.
• Demonstrated track record developing successful funding proposals for major institutional donors.
• Capacity building experience in project design, implementation, reporting, and evaluation.
• Develops, motivates coaches and manages procurement team in the country for donor procedures.
• Understanding of International Donor requirements
• Maintains good contact with partners, Multilateral Companies and organizations operating in the region.
• Excellent proposal, report writing skills and Analytical skills.
• Strong team building and motivational skills.
• Strong negotiation, facilitating and influencing skills.
• Proficient in Microsoft applications usage and other relevant software and other applications.
• Self-starter, takes initiative and works with minimal direct supervision.
• Strong inter-personal and cross-cultural skills.
• Flexible, able to shift directions quickly and occasionally work long hours to meet tight proposal deadlines.
• For the post advertised, fluency in oral and written English is required. Working knowledge of another United Nations official language is an added advantage.
Posted on 05 Mar 16:06
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