Publisher

Post: Deputy Director: Labour Centre Operations   

Centre: Labour Centre: Queenstown
Reference No: HR 4/4/1/208
Salary: All inclusive: R 826 053 per annum        
Enquiries: Adv. EM Yawa, Tel: (043) 701 3128

Provincial Office
Chief Director: Human Resources Operations:
Private Bag X 9005, East London, 5201

Chief Director: Integrated Coastal Management and Coastal Conservation

Salary: Remuneration package of R1 189 338 per annum (all-inclusive salary package)

Centre: Cape Town

Ref: OC 42/2018

Management Echelon: DDG: Corporate Management
(Ref No: DPE/2018/072)

Unit: Corporate Management (This is a re-advertisement, applicants who previously applied must reapply)

Salary: R1 446 378 per annum (all-inclusive flexible remuneration package consisting of basic salary of 70% and a 30% flexible portion that can be structured according to individual needs)

Centre: Pretoria

Despite having no formal education, iconic Ndebele artist Esther Mahlangu has gained international fame, thanks to the passion she has for her heritage.

A R70m South African project will allow for the secrets of radio bursts and dark energy to be investigated.

A multi-million rand telescope will generate cutting-edge South African science, stimulate economic and technological development and train students in critical skills.

The ground-breaking Hydrogen Intensity and Real-time Analysis eXperiment (HIRAX) telescope is being funded by the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) and the national Department of Science and Technology through the National Research Foundation.

Students with the will to succeed despite their disabilities have been given a helping hand.

The old Newlands Clinic in Cape Town has been given a new lease on life, after being converted into a pre-primary school that caters to 125 children between the ages of three and six.

Lerato Sithibe is a woman living with albinism. She wears her skin proudly not allowing negative stereotypes to define her.

“It is important for people like me not to let others define their identity. Wear your skin proudly because you are wonderfully made,” she said.

Youngsters from a rural  Mpumalanga community are crafting a living for themselves as furniture makers, thanks to a learnership, state funding and self-initiative.

 A few years ago, government encouraged young people to establish co-operatives to help address issues of youth unemployment, inequality and poverty.

More sport means less mischief, better health and a more united community.

The days of playing in the mud are over for KwaDukuza youth thanks to the opening of a state-of-the art indoor sport centre.