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Birds eye view of Soweto for Tourists
Tourism Month
When innovation meets excitement a lucrative aviation company takes to the skies.
Wiseman Ntombela has a passion for Soweto’s blue skies which has driven him to open his own tourism aviation company called Fly SA Wise.
Ntombela was concerned that tourists frequent Soweto a township in Gauteng, but never get to see the whole township only spending time on Vilakazi Street where the house of the late former President Mandela is situated.
New Booysens court uplifts community
The construction of the new facility has created jobs and long-lasting skills for locals.
Jobs: Department of Labour - Sep 2018
Post: Deputy Director: Labour Centre Operations
Centre: Labour Centre: Queenstown
Reference No: HR 4/4/1/208
Salary: All inclusive: R 826 053 per annum
Enquiries: Adv. EM Yawa, Tel: (043) 701 3128
Provincial Office
Chief Director: Human Resources Operations:
Private Bag X 9005, East London, 5201
Jobs: Environmental Affairs Sep 2018
Chief Director: Integrated Coastal Management and Coastal Conservation
Salary: Remuneration package of R1 189 338 per annum (all-inclusive salary package)
Centre: Cape Town
Ref: OC 42/2018
Jobs: Department of Public Enterprises - Sep
Management Echelon: DDG: Corporate Management
(Ref No: DPE/2018/072)
Unit: Corporate Management (This is a re-advertisement, applicants who previously applied must reapply)
Salary: R1 446 378 per annum (all-inclusive flexible remuneration package consisting of basic salary of 70% and a 30% flexible portion that can be structured according to individual needs)
Centre: Pretoria
Mahlangu showcases Ndebele heritage to the world
Despite having no formal education, iconic Ndebele artist Esther Mahlangu has gained international fame, thanks to the passion she has for her heritage.
Dr Esther Mahlangu (82) is the perfect embodiment of what can be achieved by embracing your heritage.
UKZN astronomers to make history
A R70m South African project will allow for the secrets of radio bursts and dark energy to be investigated.
A multi-million rand telescope will generate cutting-edge South African science, stimulate economic and technological development and train students in critical skills.
The ground-breaking Hydrogen Intensity and Real-time Analysis eXperiment (HIRAX) telescope is being funded by the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) and the national Department of Science and Technology through the National Research Foundation.
South Africa beautiful rolling hills and scenic coastline come together to create magnificent World Heritage Sites.