Publisher
Jobs: Department of Labour - Jan 2019
Chief Director: Provincial Operations
Centre: Provincial Office: Eastern Cape
Reference No: HR 4/19/02/12HO
Salary: All inclusive: R 1 189 338 per annum
Enquiries: Ms. M Bronkhorst, Tel: (012) 309 4969
Head office: Chief Director: Human Resources Management: Private Bag X 117, Pretoria, 0001
Entrepreneur’s building blocks for success
Former hardware store manager Anele Peti is now the proud owner of a concrete brick manufacturing company that employs 32 people.
IncaPeace Trading, located at a quarry site on the R61 between Mthatha and Libode, supplies hardware stores in Mthatha, Libode and Qumbu.
Avoid the January blues
Overspending during the festive season can put a major strain on your finances, especially once the January bills arrive.
Getting caught up in the joy and giving that comes with the festive season often results in people heading off to financial institutions or loan sharks in January to borrow money. And this, quite simply, is how their debt spirals out of control.
Don’t despair, there is a second chance
If you did not do well during your matric year, don’t despair, there is a second chance to obtaining your goals by rewriting matric.
Getting WC athletes Olympic-ready
A major upgrade of a district sports complex in the Overberg area means that top athletes and those who simply love sport now have a wonderful facility to call their own.
The Overberg’s most talented young athletes are one step closer to reaching the top after the upgraded Glaskasteel Sports Complex in Bredasdorp was officially re-opened recently, following a R700 000 refurbishment.
Home-grown health
Registered dietician Mpho Tshukudu believes that people’s weight issues will resolve themselves when they trust the wisdom of the ancestors, prepare their food slowly and eat it with people they love.
After many years of suffering from leaky gut syndrome and numerous food allergies, Tshukudu took a closer look at her Anglo-Euro centric diet.
Rural horse racing gallops ahead
A rural youngster is showing that they have what it takes to be a great jockey and events like the recently held Harry Gwala Summer Cup gives them a wonderful platform to compete against other rural riders.
He is only 25, but Mzamo Plaza Mtshali is already making his mark as a rural jockey.
