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The Northern Cape Office of the Premier has recently introduced an innovative e-Leave and e-Submission system aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of government operations through robust monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.

This new system marks a significant step forward in the digital transformation of the provincial government’s administrative processes. The e-Leave system streamlines the process of managing employee leave requests by allowing staff to apply for leave online, which supervisors can then review and approve electronically. This reduces paperwork, minimizes delays, and ensures accurate record-keeping.

Simultaneously, the e-Submission system facilitates the electronic submission of documents and reports within government departments. This system enhances transparency and accountability by providing a clear and accessible trail of submissions and approvals. By enabling faster and more secure document processing, the e-Submission system significantly improves the efficiency of a administrative workflows

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Today the Premier of the Northern Cape, Dr Zamani Saul and the Northern Cape delegation arrived in Vietnam on invitation of the South African Ambassador to Vietnam, Her Excellency Ms Vuyiswa Tulelo for a working visit as part of the commemoration of 30 years of diplomatic relations between South Africa and Vietnam. The visit will provide a platform for sharing of ideas on how the Northern Cape Province can work with Vietnam for exchange of knowledge to promote economic growth.

Premier Saul joined a Hybrid Seminar between the South African Embassy and Institute of Africa and Middle East Studies of the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences (VASS) aimed at enhancing relations with the ASEAN countries as well as sharing opportunities between the Northern Cape and Vietnam and planning for the future.

Fruitful engagements also took place between the Vietnam National Administration  of Tourism led by vice chairman Dr Ha Van Disu on how to collaborate and develop an action plan to promote Vietnam in the province and vice versa.

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Easter is one of the most important holidays in the Christian calendar as it marks the conquest of death through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The festivities of Easter brings to a joyous conclusion the period of Lent, when Christians followed the traditions of repentance, self-sacrifice, charity and religious observations as a symbol of Christ's suffering, agony and crucifixion for humanity. Let us therefore be mindful of the true meaning of Easter and not only be thankful and rejoice in what we have but also wish the same blessings to others.

The Easter weekend will also see travelers from the Province as well as outside the Province embarking on long journeys to their respective destinations. The number of road accidents in our country and the resultant injuries and fatalities continue to be matters of grave concern for the Northern Cape Provincial Administration. We therefore call on all road users, including pedestrians, to listen and respond to all the important messages communicated through the Arrive Alive Campaign as well as remembering to be considerate and kind to your fellow road users.

Similarly, we must continue to act in unity to combat crime, and thus further improve the safety and security of our people and the visitors to our Province.

On behalf of the Northern Cape Provincial Government, I want to wish you the hope and joyful blessings that Easter brings. May you all have a peaceful, safe  and blessed Easter.

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Contact person: Bronwyn Thomas-Abrahams, 083 447 6586