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Protect children: Parents of the future
Children are parents of the future and if they are not well taken care of or protected the future of the nation will be problematic.
This is according to Johannesburg Child Welfare Director Carol Bews.
Exciting eco opportunities for unemployed youth
A number of Unemployed rural youth are being groomed to become environmental ambassadors for their communities.
Warriors of service delivery
Two Service Warriors per ward can create 44 job opportunities and also improve service delivery.
Service delivery problems in the Stellenbosch Local Municipality are being addressed through on-the-ground action by 11 previously unemployed Service Warriors.
The struggle for a living wage continues

Certainly on top of the minds of many South Africans is the progress made regarding the National Minimum Wage Bill, an important development in our historical and necessary struggle for a living wage.
I am particularly excited about progress on this Bill because it signifies the strides that we have made and are making in our quest to tackle poverty, unemployment and inequality.
Transforming higher education
Minister Naledi Pandor is reshaping the higher education sector to meet the needs of the economy.
From domestic worker to doctor
A young woman who washed dishes throughout high school to supplement her family’s income is now a professional who proves that hard work pays off.
Former domestic worker, Pamela Phumzile Sithole is proof that dreams do come true.
Young doctor a beacon of hope
Free-spirited yet practical and proactive sums up the young and successful Dr Nhlakanipho Gumede (34), who firmly believes in leading by example, values, professionalism, respect and innovation.
Born in Mbazwana in the north-eastern part of Kwazulu-Natal and raised by his grandmother, Gumede and his siblings came from a poor family but “never went hungry”
Jobs - Labour June 2018
Workshop Team Leader ( 3 posts)
SEE: Cape Town ( Ndabeni)
Reference No: HR 5/18/05/18(1 post)
SEE: Johannesburg
Reference No: HR 5/18/05/19
SEE: Pretoria (Silverton)
Reference No: HR 5/18/05/20
Commencing: R334 545 per annum
Ms. G Manamela, Tel: (012) 843 7300