Gazettes, proclamations, and notices

The notice amends Part 1 of Schedule No. 2 to the Customs and Excise Act, 1964. It says the amendment is with retrospective effect from 19 March 2026 and sets out substituted entries for certain tariff headings and origins, including China and Thailand.

This proclamation amends Proclamation No. R. 226 of 2024 for the Ethekwini Metropolitan Municipality under section 2(4) of the Special Investigating Units and Special Tribunals Act, 1996. It extends the period mentioned in the fourth paragraph to the date of publication of the amended proclamation and replaces paragraph 1 of the Schedule.

The notice amends rules under the Customs and Excise Act, 1964, with changes to rule 54FA and to forms in item 202.00 of the Schedule to the rules. It also substitutes and deletes specified DA 185 forms, including a new DA 185.4B2 manufacturing warehouse licensing annexure.

The notice amends Part 4 of Schedule No. 6 to the Customs and Excise Act, 1964, with retrospective effect from 1 January 2026. It inserts a rebate entry for goods liable to the environmental levy on electricity generated in the Republic, with notes about cancellation of a customs and excise manufacturing warehouse licence and related refund application documents.

The notice says the Minister of Transport intends to amend the Civil Aviation Regulations, 2011, with changes listed across multiple schedules covering areas such as service animals, insurance, aviation security, and aviation operations. It also says the Director of Civil Aviation intends to amend Technical Standards across several SA-CATS parts and appendices. Electronic copies of the draft amendments are said to be available on the South African Civil Aviation Authority website, and written comments are invited on or before 10 October 2026.

The notice records an intention by the Registrar of Labour Relations to cancel the registration of Yarona Kopano Workers Union of South Africa (YKWUSA). It says the stated reasons are non-compliance with sections 98, 99 and 100 of the Act and that the organisation ceased to function in terms of its constitution.

This government notice records the cancellation of registration of the University of Pretoria Workers' Organisation (UPWO) as a trade union under the Labour Relations Act, 1995. It states that the Registrar of Labour Relations acted in terms of section 106(2A) and that the organisation's name was removed from the Register of Trade Unions.

The notice says that, under the Labour Relations Act, the Registrar of Labour Relations cancelled the registration of Balance South Africa (BSA). It also states that the organisation's name has been removed from the Register of Trade Unions.

The supplied text is a proclamation notice in the Government Gazette. It identifies Proclamation Notice 346 of 2026 and refers to the Public Holidays Act in the title.

The notice records a decision by the South African Reserve Bank to forfeit money to the State under Exchange Control Regulation 22B. It identifies Ryze Freight Forwarding and states that R2 280 894.13 held in an Investec Bank account is included, together with any interest or other accrual.

The notice records a decision and order by the South African Reserve Bank that money in the name of Hua Ron Investments Close Corporation is forfeited to the State under Exchange Control Regulation 22B. It states that the amount is R138 393.83 in an Absa Bank account, together with any interest or other accrual. It also says the money will be deposited into the National Revenue Fund.

The notice is a final reminder for the submission of 2025 and prior years outstanding Return of Earnings under the Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases Amendment Act 10 of 2022. It says employers not in compliance with section 82 of COIDA are reminded to submit the Return of Earnings form CF-2A/W.As 8.

This government notice amends Part 1 of Schedule No. 2 to the Customs and Excise Act, 1964 under section 56. It sets out anti-dumping duty entries for front windscreens classified under tariff heading 8708.22.10, with listed rates for specified producers and origins in China.

The notice invites nominations of suitably qualified persons for appointment by the Minister of Social Development as members of the Board of the National Development Agency. It says nominations must be lodged by 11 September 2026 and must be accompanied by a comprehensive CV and a Nomination Form.

The notice sets out a list of bargaining councils accredited by the CCMA under the Labour Relations Act for conciliation, arbitration and inquiry by arbitrator for the period 1 September 2026 to 30 September 2029. It also states the subsidy amount payable per closed case for the 2026/2027 financial year and records renewal of subsidy for two bargaining councils.

The extract shows a Government Gazette notice from the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform dated 4 September 2026. It identifies notice number 7881 in Government Gazette No. 55299.