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Individuals and companies who were involved in corruption relating to the government’s procurement of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) goods and services are being held accountable for their actions.
Adults can further their education
Adults who are older than 21 and want to write the Senior Certificate (SC) exams in 2022 have until the end of January to register. 
The Department of Basic Education (DBE) enables learners with incomplete National Senior Certificate (NSC) results, as well as adult learners who failed their matric exams or dropped out of school, to do a rewrite or study for an equivalent qualification.
Educator assistants lend a helping hand
Mnqobi Mkhize (31), from Ntuzuma in KwaZulu-Natal, is helping children rediscover the importance of reading, thanks to his role as an educator assistant. 
Get your booster vaccine
If you are over the age of 18 years and have been fully vaccinated against the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19), the National Department of Health is encouraging you to get a booster dose. 
The booster doses provides further protection against COVID-19 in vaccinated people. This is necessary because the effectiveness of the vaccine dose decreases over time.
Mauritius scholarships for South African students
The government of Mauritius is offering eligible South African students a higher education scholarship. 
Qualifying South African students can apply for the scholarship via the Department of Higher Education and Training by 31 January 2022.
Free training and services for businesses
Three government entities are firmly focused on enabling the ease of doing business in South Africa to grow the economy. 
Top cop helps put rapists behind bars
Sergeant Ishmael Matjeka (36), of the Serial and Electronic Crime Investigations (SECI) unit in Limpopo, has made a name for himself for helping put serial rapists behind bars. 
New shelters to support GBV survivors
Twelve unoccupied stated-owned properties have been made available to provide shelter and services to survivors of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Gauteng and the Western Cape. 
Brothers feed those hit by COVID-19
Two brothers, from Wynberg in Cape Town, are community heroes for the work they do to put food on the tables of people financially impacted by the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19). 
This virus was detected in South Africa in March 2020.