North West focuses on youth development
Creating employment is one of the North West’s most pressing tasks.
The North West government has started implementing a provincial action plan to help young people get educated, trained and employed.
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KZN’s 2020 economic growth targets on track
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Jobs, houses, health and moral governance under KZN Premier’s watchful eye.
The KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) province is on track to grow its economy by three percent by 2020. 
Free State government improves economic conditions of residents
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Premier Ace Magashule highlighted the Free State’s achievements in his State of the Province Address.
EC to invest in agro-processing
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Government to join hands with the private sector for economic growth and poverty relief.
Agriculture is strongly rooted in Mpumalanga
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Farming feeds the nation and creates a large share of job opportunities.
Agriculture remains an important lifeline for food security and job creation in Mpumalanga. 
Young blood to power Gauteng economy
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The provincial powerhouse turns to the youth for growing the country's wealth.
Ending corruption starts with you
Government is committed to rooting out corruption in all forms in the private and public sector and is calling on all citizens to play their part.
Corruption is the abuse of public resources or public power for personal gain.
While the police and other arms of government are at the forefront in the fight against corruption, ordinary South Africans have their own role to play.
As a citizen you can help rid the country of corruption by not becoming involved in corrupt activities and reporting any corruption you suspect or are aware of.
Cold processed meat a listeria no-no
Following the Listeria outbreak, people are being warned against eating processed meat.
Polony, Viennas, Russians, Frankfurters and other sausages and cold meats not typically cooked should be avoided.
Faces of Government
President Cyril Ramaphosa made changes to the National Executive with David Mabuza as the new Deputy President of the country.
President Ramaphosa said the shift in his cabinet was intended to ensure that national government is better equipped to implement the mandate of his administration and the tasks identified in the State of the Nation Address.
He also said he was conscious of the need to balance continuity and stability with the need for renewal, economic recovery and accelerated transformation.