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- Do you wish to provide a non-monetary contribution? In-kind donations portal
Official Corona Web Information Portals
- For Health-related information on COVID-19: https://sacoronavirus.co.za/
- For South African Government information on the COVID-19: https://www.gov.za/NovelCoronavirus
- Emergency Hotline: 0800 029 999
- WhatsApp Support Line: 0600-123456
Latest News
UK Government Donates R50m to Solidarity Fund for Projects Supporting and Promoting Women
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UK Government donates R50m to South Africa’s Solidarity Fund for women beneficiary projects
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Notice on the Reopening of Incentive Applications for the South African Film and Television Incentives
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Minister Patel to Table the dtic Revised Budget Vote 2020/2021
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Announcements
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) will be participating in various exhibitions, trade shows and National Pavilions to promote locally manufactured products in international markets. The department invites manufacturers and registered exporters to participate in the international trade shows listed in the links below. If your company is competitive in the South African market, has been in business for at least two years and is export ready, it stands to benefit from the dti's Export Marketing and Investment Assistance scheme.
There have been reports from members of the public about fake Requests for Quotations, claiming to be from the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition.
One of the emails used is didintle.letswalo@dti-gov.org . This is not an official email address for the dtic.
Companies are advised to verify all RFQs received by contacting the dtic call centre on 0861 843 384.
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic) in partnership with the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) in Germany have collaborated to provide a mentorship programme (The Manager Training Programme) through GIZ, Germany as an implementing agency. The programme is designed to expose South African companies to the German business culture, whilst capacitating them to trade within the European Union. Further to that, the programme seeks to deepen the common economic relations of the two countries.
Appliance giant Defy to aid in the advancement of projects that ensure the sustainability of trade, natural resources, and life in Africa. From 5 - 7 March 2021, leading manufacturer of home appliances, Defy, will be hosting the Hack. The Normal online hackathon with the aim of exploring how technology can be leveraged for sustainable living and economic development in Africa.

Media Release
Company registration body wins top award – and registers almost 12 000 new companies per month.
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R21 Billion Investment Commitments for Saldanha Special Economic Zone
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the dtic Announces Furniture Design Competition Finalists
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Nearly R 70 Billion Invested Towards the Revival of Key Sectors in the Economy
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Deputy Minister Gina Commends Ithuba for Funding Support to Emerging Small Businesses
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Speech Delivered by Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Ms Nomalungelo Gina at the Ithuba Awards
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Remarks by Ebrahim Patel, Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition during SONA debate, 17 February 2021
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Heidelberg Aerodrome Developments Must Also Benefit Surrounding Communities – Deputy Minister Majola
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Clothing and Textile Masterplan Brings Hope to Msinga Factory
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CCBSA Triples the Size of its Employee Share Ownership Scheme
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