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Notice is hereby given in terms of Section 49(1) (a)(i) read together with Section 78(2) of the Local Government: Municipal Property Rates Act, 2004 (Act No. 6 of 2004), hereinafter referred to as the “Act”, that the General Valuation Roll for the Financial years 01 July 2021 to 30 June 2026 is open for public inspection during office hours from 24 February 2021 till 23 April 2021 at all Municipal offices and Libraries. The valuation roll is also available on the municipal website: (www.langeberg.gov.za).

In terms of Section 49(1)(a)(ii) of the Act, any property owner or other person who wishes so, may lodge an objection with the Municipal Manager in respect of any matter reflected in, or omitted from the valuation roll during the period 24 February 2021 till 23 April 2021.

Objections may only be lodged in respect of properties listed in the General Valuation Roll. The owners of these properties will be notified of their valuations in writing at the postal address currently held on the municipality’s database.

Attention is specifically drawn to the fact that in terms of section 50 (2) of the Act, an objection in terms of subsection 50(1)(c) of the Act, must be in relation to a specific individual property and not against the valuation roll as such. Please note that an objection form must be completed per property.

The prescribe form for the lodging of an objection is obtainable at all the Municipal offices, Libraries or website https://langeberg.gov.za/langeberg-documents-and-notices/publications/valuations-1/general-valuation-roll-2021-2026. The completed objection forms can be handed in at any Municipal Office or posted to:

The Municipal Manager, Langeberg Municipality, for attention: The Manager: Town Planning, PO Box X2, Ashton, 6715 or e-mail to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

General Enquiries

Ashton                   : Ms. Y Nogaga / Mr. P Albanie  

Bonnievale            : Ms. C Joubert

Montagu                 : Ms. W Wiese 

McGregor              : Ms. L Cupido

Robertson             : Ms. L van Tonder

Please take note that, under no circumstances will late objections be accepted.

For any administrative enquiries please contact Mr Kobus Brand (023 614 8000).

AWJ EVERSON, ACTING MUNICIPAL MANAGER

To help Early Childhood Development (ECD) services recover from the loss of income brought on by COVID-19, relief funding is being made available through the Presidential Employment Stimulus Package. All types of ECD services (Registered, Conditionally registered or unregistered), including centre and non-centre based services can apply for this relief funding. Non-centre based services include Play groups; Toy Libraries; Child Minders; and Mobile ECD programmes.

Furthermore, organisations that run, manage or oversee multiple centre and non-centre based ECD services, may apply for more than one ECD programme and more than one type of ECD programme. If the organisation does not directly employ the staff in the centre and non-centre based ECD service and provides an oversight and support role, then a written and signed agreement must have been in place prior to the 01 March 2020 with each programme applied for, which governs the relationship with that programme and sets out respective roles and responsibilities.

While this funding is aimed at subsidising the cost of employment for ECD services, for ECD services that are applying, applications for support can only be made by the operator of the ECD service and not individual staff members. In other words, ECD services will be making the application on behalf of their staff, with qualifying staff including ECD practitioners, administrators and all other types of ECD employees. ECD services can only use the funds to subsidise the cost of employment for staff presently employed within the ECD service.

Only one application per ECD service can be made, as multiple applications may result in delays in processing applications. For ECD services that are applying and who are not currently operational (ie. have not reopened owing to COVID-19), they will need to make a commitment to reopen within 60 days of receipts of funds. This is because part of the intention of this stimulus is to ensure the continuation of services in the ECD sector.

In addition, in order to be eligible for this relief fund, every ECD service must identify one employee who will be appointed as the COVID-19 compliance support officer at the ECD service (this must be one employee from the current employees that you have listed in this application (not a new appointment and the work that this employee must do as the compliance officer can be added to their current duties).

The value of the relief will be a maximum of R4 470 per staff member, made as a once off payment. There will be a limit of up to four staff members for ECD centres and up to one staff member for non-centre based ECD services that will be eligible for support. ECD services can only use the funds to subsidise the cost of employment for workers present at the ECD service. In the case of an ECD centre with more than four staff, the full allocation must be used to subsidize the wages of the full staffing contingent.

If the number of applications exceed the amount of funding that is available, funding will be prioritised based on the following criteria:

Registered (funded and unfunded) ECD services in poor wards as defined by the multiple poverty index.
Unregistered ECD services on Vangasali database in poor wards as defined by the multiple poverty index.
Registered funded and unfunded ECD services not operating in poor wards as defined by the multiple poverty index.
Unregistered not on Vangasali database and not operating in poor wards as defined by the Multiple Poverty Index
Before making an application, please ensure that you have the following:

Banking details: All ECD services making an application will need to have a bank account in the name of the ECD service. If the ECD service does not currently have such an account, they will need to open one before making an application.
Loaded on the Central Supplier Database (CSD): If the applying ECD services are not currently receiving any funding from any Provincial Department of Social Development or are not registered on the Central Supplier Database, they will need to complete the Central Supplier database registration because a CSD registration number is required on the application form. Please follow the link https://secure.csd.gov.za/Account/Register to register. Once ECD services complete this CSD registration, they will be provided with a CSD registration number that they will need when submitting their application for support.

Organisations that operate multiple ECD centres and or non-centre based ECD services can make 1 application on behalf of the ECD services that they manage. For organisations that are applying for more than one centre or non-centre based programme, the accountability for ensuring that the ECD service re-opens within 60 days of receiving the funds rests with the organisation. The organisation is the contracting authority and remain responsible for ensuring application information is correct and compliance requirements are met. As part of the application process, organisations of this nature (Which does not include ECD Forums) will need to submit a signed ENDORSEMENT LETTER from the Inter-Sectoral Forum (ISF). These organisations are to download this form and make contact with ISF to get it signed. The ISF is contactable on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

If you need any further assistance, you can contact the call centre on 0800089666.

THE CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS IS 19 FEBRUARY 2021

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Langeberg Municipality in collaboration with the Cape Winelands Education District office has launched a Love to read ,  Lief vir Lees , Thandu’ Funda!!!!  campaign on World Read Aloud Day (03 February 2021).

Reading opens a whole new world of imagination, and through it, educational opportunities becomes unlimited. Empowering our children with knowledge builds self-confidence, that will allow them to follow their dreams and become fruitful citizens.

Join the international celebration by reading to the children in your life. Below is a story to enjoy reading aloud to your children, or visit our Facebook Page to listen to a video recording of the reading. 

pdf Fly, everyone, fly! Story by Sihle Nontshokweni (2.01 MB)

pdf Kom ons vlieg! Storie deur Sihle Nontshokweni  (2.03 MB)

pdf Bhabhani, nonke, bhabhani! Libali likaSihle Nontshokweni  (1.99 MB)

 Untitled design

 

How you can get involved!

RECORD YOUR READING AND SEND IT TO US:

Find more online stories, audio clips and information at  https://www.nalibali.org/WRAD-2021 

Record your or your childs voice while reading a Nal’ibali story. Send the voice clip to us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Every week a recording will be selected to share on the Langeberg Municipal Facebook Page, to continuously inspire a love to read amongst our youth.

 

BOOK DONATIONS:

We call on community members to donate any unused, old or redundant books.

Book donations can be left at any of the Langeberg Municipal receptionists from 8 February 2021 to 31 March 2021.

These books will be repaired and distributed to schools to encourage reading amongst our children. Learning to read at a young age will empower our youth to use reading to learn.

 

For more information, contact Dave Van Schalkwyk at 023 626 8201.

 

Minister Anroux Marais is happy to announce that the call for annual funding project applications for 2021/22 by the Western Cape Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport (DCAS) officially opens on Friday, 5 February 2021. 

The DCAS invites registered arts and culture organisations and institutions, artists groups, individuals involved in artistic expressions and arts and culture events companies to submit their online applications for project funding for the 2021/22 financial year. All applicants must be South African citizens based in the Western Cape.

APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FOR FUNDING FOR PROJECTS/ PROGRAMMES WITHIN THE FOLLOWING FUNDING CATEGORIES:

FUNDING CATEGORY

PROGRAMME/PROJECT

FUNDING OUTCOME

  1. Performance and Celebration

Choreographic works, Technical training, scriptwriting, circus, performances, comedy, magic, mime, puppetry, poetry, drama plays, storytelling, musical theatre, Music tuition/ compositions/ conferences /arrangements etc, festivals incl. Literary festivals, Touring productions and exhibitions in South Africa and abroad

  • Exposure and talent identification
  • Skills training and art teaching
  • Job creation
  • Increase participation of designated groups
  1. Visual Arts and Crafts

Fine arts, Craft design and development, Public Art, photography, gallery exhibitions

  • Increase in new artistic work and creativity
  • Job creation
  • Community involvement and awareness
  1. Books and Press

Poetry writing, writer’s grants, creative writing (autobiographies, children’s literature, folklore, short stories, Book Fairs, Literary magazines, Publishing subsidies for publishing houses)

  • Develop and encourage new writers
  • Promote creativity
  • Preservation and recording
  1. Audio – Visual

Film and video, television and radio, sound recordings, Games, cartoons

  • Innovation
  • Products produced – positive messaging on social issues
  • Educational value
  1. Design and Creative Services

Graphic – animation and multimedia design

Fashion Design

  • Original works unique to the Western Cape
  • Innovation
  • Skills transfer
  1. New Works

Any discipline or medium -Reflective of Cultural and Indigenous arts.

  • Increased awareness and knowledge
  • Inclusiveness
  • Cultural awareness, promotion and preservation
  • Demonstrates appreciation of and respect for cultural expressions

 

APPLICATION PROCESS

 

All applications and supporting documentation must be submitted online. The application forms can be accessed online only at http://www.westerncape.gov.za/cas and enquiries related to the process may be directed to the following official: Fareedah Hunter at email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Applications will close on Friday, 12 March 2021 at 15:00. The online system will not allow for late applications.

 

Please note:

  • Funding is limited. Timeous submission of a completed online application does not guarantee funding.
  • No faxed, hand delivered, or emailed applications will be accepted.
  • One application per organization/individual/company per category

 

Minister Marais said, “As our arts, culture and heritage sector has been and continues to be devastated by lockdown regulations and COVID-19 concerns, the Western Cape Government understands the immense pressure they are under to sustain their livelihoods, that of their families and all those reliant on them. It is therefore vital that funding opportunities of this nature are offered despite the constrained fiscal environment and looming national budget cuts. While we are to be physically distanced, we are still socially connected. That’s why we remain committed in our proactive efforts to create safer and more inclusive communities, while empowering those we serve. Funding opportunities like this one can make a meaningful contribution during these unprecedented times”.

ENDS

Registered non- governmental organisations (NGO’s), operating in the Langeberg Municipal area, must submit all relevant information as stipulated within the Humanitarian Relief Application Form. (Click to download)

Completed applications can be submitted to Ms M. van Schalkwyk at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  or by enclosed envelope, clearly marked “Humanitarian Relief Funding Application” and placed in the dedicated box, at the Municipal Offices, 52 Church Street, Robertson not later than 12:00 on Friday the 12th of February 2021.

Submission after the closing date will not be considered.

Any enquiries regarding the application document can be directed to Mr N. Mdluli at 023 615 8911 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

 

AWJ Everson

ACT. MUNICIPAL MANAGER