An intensive fruit orchard of 250 hectares has been launched in the Fergana district of Uzbekistan. Export varieties of peaches, cherries, apricots, and plums imported from Turkey are being grown on this territory.
An intensive fruit orchard of 250 hectares has been launched in the Fergana district of Uzbekistan. Export varieties of peaches, cherries, apricots, and plums imported from Turkey are being grown on this territory.
This project is being implemented by the joint venture 'Fergana agro cluster and logistics' in the Dustlik mahalla. The Governor of the Fergana region, Khayrullo Bozorov, visited the district and familiarized himself with the investor's progress.
The fruit orchard uses modern agricultural methods, and a drip irrigation system has been introduced to increase the efficiency of water resource use. Currently, the first harvest is being collected on 70 hectares of the orchard. The application of intensive technologies contributes to increasing both yield and product quality.
Investor Ahmad Sarkangul presented the regional governor with a report on the current state of the project, expansion plans, and prospects for increasing export volumes. The next stage includes developing another 300 hectares of land to create a new orchard. Upon full completion of the project, 200 jobs are expected to be created.
Relevant officials have been instructed to resolve the issues raised by the investor concerning subsidies and the project's electricity supply.
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Kedibone Diale-Tlabela, MEC for Roads and Transport in Gauteng, strongly urged the families of deceased public transport operators to submit applications for valid transfer of operating licenses to ensure compliance with legislation.
The Department had previously made multiple attempts to contact applicants and clients regarding the collection of approved operating licenses or the provision of missing documentation, which led to the current request.
The transfer of an operating license is a legal necessity that maintains the integrity of the public transport regulatory system. Furthermore, it protects the rights of the operators themselves, passengers, and beneficiaries.
Diale-Tlabela advised clients and applicants to take advantage of this opportunity by visiting the Public Assistance Service for Women in Public Transport to receive guidance, advice, and support throughout the process.
The Department's Public Assistance Service for Women in Public Transport, located in the Johannesburg CBD, provides applicants with step-by-step guidance, support, rights protection, information, and remedies. This structure offers specialized legal and compliance support, as well as opportunities for training, business development resources, and assistance in reporting instances of abuse. It also helps resolve issues related to license transfers, renewals, amendments, and corrections.
Applicants are advised to visit the Assistance Service and bring the following documents: identification documents for both the current license holder and the new applicant (or corporate documents, if applicable), a valid operating license (or a copy thereof), proof of tax compliance from SARS, a Letter of Authority or Executor's Certificate, an affidavit confirming the transfer, an association letter (for minibus taxi operators), and a non-refundable registration fee of R600 per vehicle.
In the event of the license holder's death, applicants must also provide a death certificate, a Letter of Execution or Authority, the ID of the executor or authorized representative, an affidavit confirming the intention to effect the transfer, a marriage certificate (if applicable), and confirmation that the operating license is still in use (where applicable).
Upon approval of the application, vehicle documents will be required: vehicle registration documents, a Certificate of Fitness, and valid SARS compliance confirmation (where applicable). It is important to note that applications must be completed and signed in the presence of an authorized official. To facilitate verification and assist clients, it is also recommended to bring the ID number of the deceased family member.
