DST-NRF Internship Programme 2019/20
Closing date: 2 November 2018
The National Research Foundation (NRF) is responsible for the management of the DST-NRF Internship Programme, in which unemployed Science, Engineering and Technology (SET) graduates and postgraduates (including those in Social Sciences and Humanities) are offered an opportunity to acquire practical work experience through mentoring and exposure to a research environment.
Nkosi Phungula can be described as a serial entrepreneur focused on growing his chilli sauce business.
The circumfort medical assistive device is a new device developed to help men in the healing process once they have been circumcised.
This device was developed by Musa Morgan and his two business partners Lwazi Ntshangase and Nokubonga Dlamini.
Assistant Director: Collective Bargaining
Chief Directorate: Labour Relations, Head Office
Reference No: HR 4/18/10/14HO
Salary: Commencing: R444 693 per annum
Enquiries: Ms. SK Mahlangu, Tel: (012) 309 4588
Assistant Director: Financial Liaison - Public Entities
Nontembeko Khenku was struggling to make ends meet as a domestic worker when she came across an advert for a learnership by the South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL) in a newspaper.
About 600 jobs have been created in Ladysmith KwaZulu-Natal thanks to a R970 million direct investment by Japanese tyre manufacturing company Sumitomo Rubber South Africa (SRSA).
Sumitomo manufactures the popular Dunlop, Sumitomo and Falken tyre brands. It has taken a step further by recently launching its new, state-of-the-art Truck and Bus Radial (TBR) factory.
Young artists who have an interest in turning their art into a business will be showcasing their skills at this year’s South African State Theatre Incubator Programme.
The Incubation Programme aims to provide business, technical and artistic mentorship to semi-professional entrepreneurial artists.
A group of bus operators in Butterworth, Eastern Cape are proof that a lot can be achieved when people work together. Pulling resources together resulted in the formation of a multi-million rand company for small bus owners in the Eastern Cape.
Africa’s Best 350 (AB350) came to life when about 243 bus operators joined hands to start a bigger bus company.