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Computer lab gives student nurses the cutting edge

Technological teaching methodologies will be used in the training of nurses in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN).

A multi-media centre worth R1.2 million has been donated to the nursing school at Grey’s Hospital in Pietermaritzburg, KZN to improve skills training for student nurses.

One of the students at the nursing school Busisiwe Sithole said the computers will help her and fellow students to better understand the content that they study because technology will allow them to practically see the imagery and videos of what they studied in theory.

Tourism Transformation Fund to bridge inequality gap

A Department of Tourism funding initiative will boost transformation in the sector.

Black investors and communities who are interested in investing in capital projects in the tourism sector are invited to submit applications for funding.

That is the message from those involved in the newly launched Tourism Transformation Fund (TTF). It is a dedicated capital investment funding mechanism established by the Department of Tourism in collaboration with the National Empowerment Fund (NEF).

Fezeka Secondary reigns at School Choir Championships

Sport, Arts and Culture

Affording school learners an opportunity to participate in school choir competitions does not only help to harness their musical talents but also teaches them to be sociable, disciplined, humble and focused in everything they do in life.

This is according to Monde Mdingi who is a Conductor for Fezeka Secondary School choir in Gugulethu in the Western Cape. 

New library a bag of knowledge for rural communities

Sport, Arts and Culture

The opening of a library in the North West forms part of government’s ongoing efforts to create a reading nation and give people better access to information.

Thousands of learners from rural schools around Tshing and neighbouring communities in the North West are now enjoying access to books and the internet following the opening of a local library. 

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