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2. Squat
3. BA
4. Curate
5. Timetable
6. Tutu
7. Redbull
8. Zone
9. Workers 

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Over the past 30 years, the government has empowered its citizens by implementing programmes aimed at improving their lives for the better.

As South Africa celebrates 30 years of freedom and democracy, Minister in the Presidency for Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation Maropene Ramokgopa has reflected on the country’s development journey and applauded the government for making significant strides in improving the lives of its people, while navigating challenges that have impacted South Africa's development trajectory.

Despite coming from a financially poor background, without parental support, matric learner Thobeka Langa has proven that determination and hard work can change your outcomes.

From the Union Buildings 

 

Last year was a milestone for the country’s flourishing vehicle manufacturers, when the six millionth vehicle built in South Africa was exported. It was also a record year for new vehicle exports, reaching nearly 400,000 vehicles.

If you are going to be outside of the voting district where you are registered on voting day, 29 May 2024, you must notify the Electoral Commission (IEC) by 17 May. 

You can complete an online Section 24A form to inform the IEC in which voting district you would like to vote at, on election day. 

According to the IEC, a total of Total 27 698 369 South Africans have registered to vote this year.

ELECTIONS

The Electoral Commission (IEC) is in the final stretch of preparations for the seventh democratic elections, which are believed to be the most contested in the history of the country.

South Africans will go to the polls on 29 May 2024 to elect the leadership for the seventh administration out of the 70 political parties and 11 independent candidates that were published by the IEC as final contestants in these elections. 

In total, over 14 903 candidates vying for 887 seats in the National and Provincial Legislatures.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Helping the most vulnerable people in the community of Nhlazatshe in Mpumalanga is Noxolo Sibande’s calling.

The 25-year-old Sibande started a non-profit company (NPC) called Xolo’s Touch in 2021 to help children who come from disadvantaged families with sanitary towels, toiletries, uniforms and donated clothes.