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Corruption hurts everyone
Bribery, fraud and corruption stall service delivery, making the rich even richer, and the poor and vulnerable even poorer.
Report corrupt SA Post Office employees
DO NOT PAY a fee at the South African Post Office to be taken to the front of the queue when you collect a government grant.
It is illegal to pay a South African Post Office (SAPO) employee to get to the front of the queue quicker when collecting a grant at the post office.
If you are approached by a SAPO employee for payment to shorten your waiting time in a queue, you should report this immediately.
Thabisile's recipe for success
Thabisile Danisa of KwaNdengezi, near Pinetown, in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) is the owner of Incasa Foods, which she started in 2015. 
The business manufactures and distributes halaal-certified sauces, pastes and spices.
Funding makes dreams a reality
Raesetja Frans is running two private clinics that provide affordable healthcare in different parts of Limpopo. 
Musina Road brings economic boost
Expected to open early this year, the Musina Ring Road is one of government’s key projects in infrastructure development.
The Musina Ring Road is set to bring development to the Limpopo border town. Government has invested over R640 million in the stretch of road that will open up new economic opportunities for the town.
Sbahle Sithole – a brickmaker on the rise
Sbahle Sithole is a young entrepreneur who is blazing a trail in the construction industry.
Apply now for a Gibela bursary
Gibela Rail Transport Consortium is calling for applications for 200 bursaries that will be awarded for 2022.
Bursaries are available to students who are already studying or have enrolled at universities, universities of technology, or technical and vocational education and training (TVET) colleges.
Beware of fake schools and colleges
Parents and aspiring students are being warned to be wary of bogus schools and colleges.

Each year, people fall prey to institutions posing as above board and reputable private schools and colleges, when in fact they are not properly registered with the Department of Basic Education (DBE) or the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET).
Teaching the community
Bandile Bavuma is a retired school teacher from Langa township in the Western Cape.
He currently runs an after school programme that assists children in his community with homework.
His after-school programme is called Masifundeni Educare Programme.
