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Youth say YES to employment
A government initiative aims to offer one million unemployed youth paid work experiences.
Masego Temane is delighted to be gaining work experience, in line with her Human Resource Management Diploma, as a participant of the Youth Employment Service (YES).
Mine digs deep to boost education
A public-private partnership which focuses on education is set to boost learners' pass rates in rural mining communities.
A partnership between the Department of Basic Education and Anglo American South Africa will focus on improving educational outcomes in reading, writing and numeracy in rural mining com-munities.
Anglo American has committed to improving 100 learners’ pass marks at early childhood dev-elopment (ECD) sites, and another 100 at primary and secondary schools.
Science powers education
Government is uplifting rural communities through renewable energy.
Minister of Science and Technology, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane launched a renewable energy system that aims to solve socio-economic problems in rural areas.
Millions pumped into radiography in NW
The North West Department of Health invested in technology that will improve workflow and reduce waiting time for patients who need to be diagnosed.
Jobs: Compensation Fund Vacancies
The Department of Labour’s intention to promote equity through the filling of these posts with the candidates whose transfer/appointment will promote representivity in line with the numeric targets as contained in the Employment Equity Plan of the Department.
Assistant Director: Strategic Planning
Centre: Compensation Fund Pretoria
Reference No: HR 5/1/2/3/16
Remuneration Package : R 334 545 – 394 065 per annum (SR 9)
Enquiries: Mr MJ Ledwaba: (012) 319 9277
SA calls for Commonwealth investment
International Relations / Africa News
R300 million housing project restores dignity
The Department of Human Settlements is making inroads in ensuring that citizens live closer to their places of work.
Mhwana is a beneficiary of the R300 million Thembelihle Social Housing village in the City of Tshwane.
Another LEAP for wildlife
International Relations / Africa News
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) is boosting efforts to protect wildlife.
SADC countries have taken bold steps to ensure that wildlife is protected, by adopting a Law Enforcement and Anti-poaching (LEAP) Strategy.
At the 4th Multi-Lateral Meeting of the Defence and Security Chiefs on Anti-Poaching, held in Mpumalanga, Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa said that SADC has adopted the LEAP Strategy.
Tshwane gets human settlement upgrade
A new social housing project in Tshwane is a welcome relief for residents who now live closer to work.
Minister of Human Settlements Nomaindiya Mfeketo launched the R300 million Thembelihle Social Housing project in Tshwane, Gauteng.