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19 Hurst Grove

Clifton Plce

Hurst Grove

Durban

4062

Kwazulu-Natal

South Africa

-29.847885

31.000495

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Salga (KZN)

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40 Commercial Rd

Commercial City Bldg

Commercial Rd

Durban

4001

Kwazulu-Natal

South Africa

-29.85681

31.02207

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Public Protector (KZN) Provincial Offices

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Church St

Poyntons Bldg

Church St

Pretoria

0117

Gauteng

South Africa

-25.744733

28.21292

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Department of Correctional Services

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7 Henshall St

Henshall St

Mbombela

1200

Mpumalanga

South Africa

-25.46759

30.97926

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Correctional Services (Mbombela/Nelspruit)

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Bhejane Street

78 Bridge City Boulevard

Bhejane Street

Kwamashu

4360

Kwazulu-Natal

South Africa

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KwaMashu Social Development

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7 Cecil St

Cecil St

Bulwer

3244

Kwazulu-Natal

South Africa

-29.547981

31.129407

Police Service (SA) (Bulwer)

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Government Departments

There are a number of different government departments responsible for different areas of focus. Find the right government department for your needs with Yellow Pages.

The government is only as strong as each government department that makes it whole. Each department is like a piece of a massive puzzle, each holding the responsibility of a certain sector to ensure it runs optimally. In South Africa, we have a large amount of different government departments, and we can contact them at any time to find out more about their work, to enquire about service delivery and also to complain when our needs as tax payers are not being met. Ultimately, tax payers are keeping government departments in employment and paying their salaries, so it’s also up to us to ensure that they are meeting the demands of the community. These are the government departments that South Africans can look to for service delivery in our country. Each department will have its own contact details and administration teams:
  • Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
  • Arts and Culture
  • Basic Education
  • Civilian Secretariat for Police
  • Communications
  • Cooperative Governance
  • Correctional Services
  • Defence
  • Economic Development
  • Energy
  • Environmental Affairs
  • Government Communication and Information System
  • Health
  • Higher Education and Training
  • Home Affairs
  • Human Settlements
  • Independent Police
  • International Relations and Cooperation
  • Justice and Constitutional Development
  • Labour
  • Military Veterans
  • Mineral Resources
  • Public Service and Administration
  • National Treasury
  • Office of the Chief Justice
  • Planning Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Public Enterprises
  • Public Service and Administration
  • Public Service Commission
  • Public Works
  • Rural Development and Land Reform
  • Science and Technology
  • Small Business Development
  • Social Development
  • SA Police Service
  • SA Revenue Service
  • State Security
  • Sport and Recreation South Africa
  • Statistics South Africa
  • Telecommunications and Postal Services
  • Tourism
  • Trade and Industry
  • Traditional Affairs
  • Transport
  • Water and Sanitation
  • Women
  • The Presidency
Search for the government department you need to contact by using the Yellow Pages local listings. Once you find the government department you are looking for, you can contact them directly for service.

Government Departments

There are a number of different government departments responsible for different areas of focus. Find the right government department for your needs with Yellow Pages.

The government is only as strong as each government department that makes it whole. Each department is like a piece of a massive puzzle, each holding the responsibility of a certain sector to ensure it runs optimally. In South Africa, we have a large amount of different government departments, and we can contact them at any time to find out more about their work, to enquire about service delivery and also to complain when our needs as tax payers are not being met. Ultimately, tax payers are keeping government departments in employment and paying their salaries, so it’s also up to us to ensure that they are meeting the demands of the community. These are the government departments that South Africans can look to for service delivery in our country. Each department will have its own contact details and administration teams:
  • Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries
  • Arts and Culture
  • Basic Education
  • Civilian Secretariat for Police
  • Communications
  • Cooperative Governance
  • Correctional Services
  • Defence
  • Economic Development
  • Energy
  • Environmental Affairs
  • Government Communication and Information System
  • Health
  • Higher Education and Training
  • Home Affairs
  • Human Settlements
  • Independent Police
  • International Relations and Cooperation
  • Justice and Constitutional Development
  • Labour
  • Military Veterans
  • Mineral Resources
  • Public Service and Administration
  • National Treasury
  • Office of the Chief Justice
  • Planning Monitoring and Evaluation
  • Public Enterprises
  • Public Service and Administration
  • Public Service Commission
  • Public Works
  • Rural Development and Land Reform
  • Science and Technology
  • Small Business Development
  • Social Development
  • SA Police Service
  • SA Revenue Service
  • State Security
  • Sport and Recreation South Africa
  • Statistics South Africa
  • Telecommunications and Postal Services
  • Tourism
  • Trade and Industry
  • Traditional Affairs
  • Transport
  • Water and Sanitation
  • Women
  • The Presidency
Search for the government department you need to contact by using the Yellow Pages local listings. Once you find the government department you are looking for, you can contact them directly for service....Read More