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Make a positive impact this Mandela Day
With commemorations set to be held for the birthday of former President Nelson Mandela this month, individuals, communities and organisations are once again reminded to make a positive impact in their own neighbourhoods.
The Nelson Mandela International Day was launched in recognition of former President Mandela’s birthday on 18 July 2009 through an unanimous decision of the United Nations General Assembly.
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South Africa’s GNU leadership
The new Deputy President, Ministers and Deputy Ministers of the seventh administration were recently sworn into office in Cape Town.
The cohort took their oath of office or solemn affirmation in a ceremony officiated by Chief Justice Raymond Zondo.
President Cyril Ramaphosa and Deputy President Paul Mashatile watched on and congratulated the new Ministers and Deputy Ministers that the President appointed in terms of the powers vested in him by the Constitution.
Lebo’s manufacturingrodeo no bed of roses
MANUFACTURING
After dedicating her career to helping people buy and sell businesses, Gauteng entrepreneur Lebo Magagane in 2019 decided to invest in a business that was looking for suitors.
“My background is in finance. We help sell businesses and help people buy businesses, we provide advisory services; that’s what I have been doing for the past couple of years,” she told Vukuzenzele in a recent interview.
Illegal connections may lead to load reduction
ELECTRICITY
Eskom has announced that it will resume load- reduction in some areas due to network overloading with the onset of winter.
Load-reduction is implemented in areas when the demand is higher than the infrastructure - such as transformers - is able to handle. It is not load- shedding.
Unlocking the tourism secrets of Limpopo
An industrious tourism start-up is using social media to explore and share Limpopo’s hidden gems in an effort to attract visitors to the region.