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Gender equality in South Africa’s sporting codes is gaining momentum.

Sport, Arts and Culture

From the Union Buildings

Dedicated police officers are committed to curtailing South Africa’s unacceptably high rate of rape, child abuse, pornography and domestic violence.

The South African Police Service’s Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) units are making inroads in protecting the vulnerable.

The units are found countrywide.

A referral system is in place to ensure South Africa’s public healthcare system functions optimally.

Your local clinic must be your first port of call when accessing public healthcare services.

A Constitutional entity mandated with building a society free from all forms of gender oppression and inequality is within reach of South African women.

Victims of gender-based violence often suffer in silence. They may be unable to pay for legal assistance, too fearful of the consequences of reporting the crime, or uneducated about the government laws in place to protect them.

Gliding on water is not just a sport or a fun activity for young people living within the Durban city centre in KwaZulu-Natal but it is also an escape from social ills.

Surfers Not Street Children is an organisation that provides free surfing lessons to street children and disadvantaged youth within the city centre.

Deputy Director-General: Employment Of Conditions Of Service (Previously Named Labour) Ref No: DPSA/011

Salary: An inclusive structured package of R1 370 973.00 per annum at level 15. An annual progression up to a maximum salary of R1 544 406.00 is possible subject to satisfactory performance. The all-inclusive package consists of a Basic Salary, the State’s contribution to the Government Employee Pension Fund and a flexible portion that may be structured according to your needs within a framework.

Valentine Saasa (27), a PhD candidate at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), not only wants to make an impact on society but wants to help others do so too.

Born and raised in rural Botlokwa in Limpopo, Saasa attended Letheba High School before obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in 2011 and a Biochemistry Honours degree in 2012, both from the University of Limpopo where she specialised in medicinal plants extraction for diabetes mellitus management.

Assistant Director: COID Statutory Services (3 posts)

Provincial Office: East London-Reference No: HR 4/4/1/180                                       

Provincial Office: KwaZulu-Natal-Reference No: HR 4/4/5/57        

Provincial Office: Free State- Ref No: HR 4/4/8/193