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Why you should register to vote?
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The Independent Electoral Commission is urging young South Africans to register to vote.
Taking part in the elections is your chance to have a say in who is tasked with governing the country.
The decisions taken by these elected officials will have a direct impact on your everyday life.
First-time voter encourages peers to vote
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Ponalo Notwane says exercising his right to vote during this year’s General Elections will give him a voice as a young South African.
Vuk’uzenzele has been following the 21-year-old Notwane who will be voting for the first time in 2019.
He believes that participating in the voting process is important for him and others who will be voting for the first time.
Let’s make a fresh start
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Everyone is inspired by a new year. Our batteries have been recharged over the festive season – and it’s now time to start afresh; to push forward and do better than we did last year.
I hope you are well rested, ready to roll up your sleeves and play your part in moving South Africa forward in your own big ways and small, wherever you are in the country.
Apply for school placement on time
Parents must ensure that they find a school for their children a year before their children are due to start school.
At the start of the year, excited pupils from around the country begin their first day of the school year. However, there are many who can’t share in the excitement because parents register their children late and are then turned away by schools that are full.
NSFAS ready to fund students in 2019
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) received over 400 0000 applications for 2019.
Higher Education and Training Minister Naledi Pandor says the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is ready to fund qualifying students for the 2019 academic year.
Minister Pandor made the announcement during a media briefing held in Cape Town recently.
In 2018, NSFAS disbursed loans and bursaries to the tune of R22 billion for 659 000 beneficiaries which included 371 368 university students and 288 341 TVET colleges.
Vibrant spaces for youth to prosper
Unemployed youth between the ages of 16 and 25 are being given access to opportunities through nine innovative Youth Cafés opened by the Western Cape government.
Part of the Provincial Youth Development Strategy, the Youth Cafés provide much more than a cup of good coffee.
Marula makes Portia M marvel in business
Through a combination of financial and non-financial support from government, Mngomezulu’s business is moving faster and becoming more profitable.
For many, leaving a secure job to venture into the unknown world of business, is a scary thought. But businesswoman Portia Mngomezulu, chose to put her faith in her dreams.
She took the plunge and resigned from her job in IT to focus on her skincare and cosmetics company.