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The DA is committed to digitally transforming government services and boosting economic growth


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The DA is committed to digitally transforming government services and boosting economic growth

The DA is committed to digitally transforming government services and boosting economic growth

13th February 2025

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The Democratic Alliance's commitment in National Government to digitising services, and bringing government interface online, is a very real commitment that will be progressively achieved through the portfolios we control.

A first significant example of this DA commitment is this week's launch of the Home Affairs Department's new digital portal for the Trusted Tour Operator Scheme (TTOS).

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The DA firmly believes that digitalisation is essential for addressing many of the challenges currently facing South Africa. Government services need to be efficient, transparent, and secure, and digital solutions are the path forward.

Minister Leon Schreiber’s leadership in advancing digital reform within the government is truly transformative. The successful launch of the TTOS digital portal clearly demonstrates how digitalisation can simplify processes, enhance efficiency, and foster economic growth.

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The new portal marks the latest success in a series of digital advancements led by the Home Affairs Department. From biometric IDs to expanding service delivery to bank branches, the digital revolution is not just about modernising systems – it’s about creating tangible opportunities for South Africans.

The portal’s introduction means that vetted tour operators can now submit group visa applications for international tourists with ease, eliminating paperwork, queues, and delays.

This is a clear example of how digitalisation can foster job creation, increase tourism, and ultimately benefit the South African economy.

The DA wholeheartedly supports the President’s commitment to this transformation but emphasises that immediate regulatory reforms are crucial to prevent monopolies and bureaucratic obstacles from stifling innovation.

Minister Schreiber’s initiatives show that digitalisation is more than just an idea; it’s becoming a reality. The DA is eager to see ongoing advancements in digital transformation, which will surely help boost our economy and create essential jobs.

 

Issued by Willie Aucamp MP - DA National Spokesperson

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