Deputy Director: Management and Support Services
Centre: Provincial Office: Limpopo
Reference No: HR 4/4/6/24
Salary: All inclusive: R697 011 per annum
Enquiries: Ms. TE Maluleke, Tel: (015) 290 1662
Provincial Office Chief Director: Provincial Operations, Private Bag X 9368, Polokwane, 0700
Principal COID Employer Auditor
A dairy farming partnership between land claimants of Amamfengu and white farmers in Tsitsikamma in the Eastern Cape has resulted in a skills transfer programme.
The Wittekleibosch Dairy Farm was the first farm to be returned to black people in 1994 when the Amamfengu people successfully won a court bid for the return of their land. The group had been forcibly removed in 1977.
Government has identified land parcels owned by the state for redistribution in an effort to accelerate land reform.
“Strategically located land will be released to address human settlements needs in urban and peri-urban areas,” announced President Cyril Ramaphosa during his second State of the Nation Address.
Using Information Communication Technology (ICT) to educate learners boosts their morale and prepares them to stay current and relevant to the needs of the global economy.
This is according to Mathibedi wa-Medupe, the deputy principal for further education and training at Seshegong Secondary School in Olievenhoutbosch, Centurion.
In line with the Fourth Industrial Revolution South African schools will be equipped with technological devices.
South Africa’s education system is to go through a radical overhaul in order to adapt to the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced bold steps to intensify the fight against gender-based violence. 
The president used his second State of the Nation Address to unpack coordinated interventions including increasing financial backing to initiatives that support survivors of gender-based violence.
Government will be giving entrepreneurs a boost which also opens a gap for job creation.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says government will this year focus on expanding the small business incubation programme.
A young designer with a passion for fashion has carved a place for herself in the relatively closed garment market.
After studying abroad for close to 10 years, Chaz Ngaka (36) started a clothing business in Johannesburg that has created hundreds of jobs.
Government wants more South Africans to participate in the country’s economy.
Speaking during the State of the Nation Address, President Cyril Ramaphosa noted that the structure of South Africa’s economy was designed to keep assets in a few hands.
“This has stifled growth and enterprise and has to a large extent kept many young South African entrepreneurs and small enterprises out of the economy or confined them to the margins,” he added.