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.
Former domestic worker, Pamela Phumzile Sithole is proof that dreams do come true.
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”
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Manxoba Ngwane is a physical science teacher who can’t wait for his learners to do practical experiments at a new science laboratory recently handed over by the Eastern Cape Department of Basic Education.
Phangalele Senior Secondary situated in Ngqeleni in the OR Tambo district will be one of the 100 schools that will use the new laboratory as a hub where they can conduct scientific experiments.
Bubbly pig farmer Miriam Mulungo (49) says farming is ‘cool’ and it is the responsibility of every South African to play their part in food security.
The Roka Lebea tribe is rejoicing after finally being handed the title deeds to the place they have called home for over two centuries.
Minister of Social Development Susan Shabangu has pledged that the department will work towards a society free of the demand and supply of drugs.