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Becoming a professional golfer is not easy by anyone’s measure.

But two women from an East London township have realised this dream.

Dedicating their lives to golf is paying off for sisters Yolanda (28) and Siviwe (30) Duma.

The determined duo from Mdantsane township in East London turned professional in January 2017.

People travelling between Kosi Bay in KwaZulu-Natal and Maputo in Mozambique will be relieved to know that they will only spend 90 minutes on the road, thanks to the construction of a new bridge.

Prior to the opening of the new bridge, commuters spent six hours on the road when travelling between Maputo and Kosi Bay.

A Kwazulu-Natal trade and inward investment promotion agency is creating a platform for emerging exporters to gain access to global markets.

Two teens have fired up the hope that fewer firefighters will lose their lives when battling burning buildings.

The tragedy inspired two bright young learners from Mpumalanga to invent a rescue robot that has the potential to make the work of firefighters that much safer.

Participants in the YES Programme were involved in environmental surveys, waste sorting, and implementing environmental days in their community.

The North West’s Paul Borokelo says even when he is dressed up, he still picks up waste from the street because caring for the environment is a cause close to his heart.

Borokelo (30) from Koster in Kgetlengrivier Municipality, recently graduated from the Youth Environmental Services (YES) Programme with a National Diploma in Environmental Education, Training and Development Practice.

The African Development Bank and its strategy of industrialising Africa has played an important role in developing the continent’s technology sector.

In the world of smartphones, China has Huawei, Korea has Samsung, while the United States of America has Apple.

Long-time dark horse Africa is now taking centre stage with the announcement of the Mara phone project that is touted to take the smartphone business by storm.

Deputy Director: Risk Management Fraud and Anticorruption  

Don’t make the dreaded mistake of spending more money than you have.

The festive season does not have to leave a spiralling hole of debt in its wake.

“Overspending is like that irritating debt pebble in your ‘financial shoe’. It is best to avoid any overspending this Christmas because it can have major implications on your cashflow and budget in the long run,” said DebtSafe’s marketing and sales manager Matthys Potgieter.

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