Publisher
Nelson Mandela’s new South Africa
Mandela Centenary
Solving service delivery challenges in Eersterust
The community of Eersterust in Pretoria has received timely assistance with service delivery from the City of Tshwane.
The city has reached out to residents after recent violent protests which rocked the area. This community programme forms part of the city’s commitment to fast track service delivery and promotes Batho Pele principles.
Jobs: Compensation Fund July 2018
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: Fraud Investigations
Centre: Compensation Fund Pretoria
Reference No: HR 5/1/2/3/86
Remuneration Package: R 334 545 – 394 065 per annum (SR 9)
Enquiries: Mr J Ngapo: (012) 313 6339
Jobs - Labour July 2018
Deputy Director: Labour: Centre Operations (2 posts)
Labour Centre: Malelane- Reference No: HR4/4/7/40
Labour Centre: Tzaneen- Reference No: HR 4/6/6/02
Salary: All inclusive: R 779 295 per annum
Enquiries: Ms. M Mazibuko, Tel: (013) 655 8701; Ms. TE Maluleke, Tel: (015) 290 1662
Provincial Office
Chief Director: Private Bag X 7263, Emalahleni, 1035
Chief Director: Provincial Operations: P/ Bag X 9368, Polokwane, 0700
Mpumalanga school reaches milestone thanks to CSTL
Funjwa Primary School is located on the outskirts of the town of Hoedspruit, bordering South Africa’s iconic Kruger National Park.
This is one of the schools benefitting from the Care and Support for Teaching and Learning (CSTL) programme in Mpumalanga. 
This programme was developed by the SADC Secretariat in partnership with UNICEF.
UNICEF South Africa is an active advocate of educational models.
When life throws you a lemon, farm it
The Western Cape Department of Agriculture runs a programme that helps new and established farmers with a support mechanism from day one – when they need help with funding– until they become self-sustainable.
The Farmer Support and Development Programme has helped young people like Wayne Mansfield (33) from Paarl, who has gone from working as a hawker for his uncle at the Cape Town Market during his school days to exporting his own lemons that he farms on a leased piece of land.
Grooming future gymnasts in rural Thaba Nchu
Kediemetse Moloeloe wants to put Thaba Nchu in the Free State on the map through her passion for gymnastics as she teaches young children and youth about this sport.
The Fall lifts the curtain on youth issues
Sport, Arts & Culture
An award-winning play is the perfect vehicle to get Youth Month dialogue started.
Social categorisations such as race, class and gender, as well as the ideologies of patriarchy and sexism, are currently being tackled head-on in a play titled The Fall.