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Jobs: Government Communications (GCIS): Nov 2018
Post: Chief Director: Communication Service Agency
Salary: An all-inclusive salary package of R1 189 338 per annum of which 30% may be structured according to the individual’s needs.
Centre: Pretoria
Reference Number: 3/1/5-18/32
Closing Date: 9 November 2018
Africa’s first draughts world champion
Lubabalo Kondlo has done South Africa and the continent proud by becoming the World Draughts Champion.
Thuma Mina express at your service
Thuma Mina Express Services is changing the life of Thabang Dlamini.
Prior to starting the business, Dlamini was unemployed but had the idea to start a business that would make life easier for his community.
Established almost three years ago, Thuma Mina is based in Tsakane, which is part of the Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality.
Its core service is to run errands and make small deliveries around the township with a bicycle.
Dlamini said being unemployed pushed him to think out of the box and consider the idea of starting his own business.
Start-up timber company branches into China
Exporting to China can be an uphill battle for many small and medium-size businesses, but for KwaZulu-Natal businessman Xolani Ntuli it is a winnable battle with the right partners at his side.
Ntuli (40) owns XKG, a timber and logistics company that recently secured a contract to supply timber to a furniture manufacturing company in China.
Help just a call away for victims of violence
After realising that people often feel more at ease to talk about painful situations in a non-face-to-face setting, the Department of Social Development opened a Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Command Centre.
The command centre opened its doors in November 2013 and operates 24 hours a day and operational all year long helping those who are affected by gender-based violence.
Passion creates jobs for rural women
A burning desire to do more to uplift her community led Lelly Mntungwa to resign as a retail store manager and start her own clothing manufacturing business.
The 38-year-old from Msinga in KwaZulu-Natal says she saw a gap in the market when a leading retailer closed down.
In an effort to reduce the unemployment rate and poverty in the area, she grabbed the opportunity to empower the Msinga community through job creation and skills capacitation.
Venturing into the business of beauty
A young woman's idea to use food to create hair and skin products bearing fruit.
Nathacia Olivier was born with a condition that caused her skin to peel. She developed terrible acne which destroyed her self-confidence in her teenage years.
Zulu ‘tugs’ her way to a career in maritime
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