Publisher

Director: International Legal Relations

Package: R948 174 – R1 116 918 per annum
(All inclusive). The successful candidate will be required to sign a performance agreement.

Assistant Director: Labour Relations: (Research Monitoring and Evaluation)

Provincial Office: Gauteng
Ref No: HR4/4//4/04/21
Salary: Commencing: R 417 552.00 per annum 
Enquiries: Mr. D Kgwele, Tel: (011) 853 0300

Provincial office
Chief Director: Provincial Operations: P O Box 4560, Johannesburg, 2001

Facing crocodiles and possibly drowning while crossing UThukela River to get to school is no longer a reality for learners in KwaDukuza and KwaMaphumulo.

Community members from municipalities across KwaZulu-Natal will soon be able to report water leaks, potholes or power outages with just a click of a button thanks to the new Citizen Engagement Tool App.

The Department of Cooperative Government and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) in KwaZulu-Natal unveiled the mobile App during their budget vote tabled by provincial MEC Nomsa Dube-Ncube.

Women who are expecting twins are normally referred to district or regional hospital as a matter of safety precaution, but Nonjabulo Buthelezi delivered her twins at Pomeroy Community Health Centre in KwaZulu-Natal when she went into emergency labour.

Due to concerns about the growth of the twins that she was carrying, Buthelezi had been booked to deliver as a high-risk patient at Grey’s Hospital.

Commuters have urged law enforcement authorities to be visible on the roads over the long weekend to curb fatalities.

The Gauteng Provincial Government has put measures in place to promote ethical conduct and fight corruption within municipalities.

The Gauteng Premier’s Office and Provincial Department of Cooperative Government and Traditional Affairs, with The Ethics Institute,has launched the Gauteng Municipal Integrity Project at one of its nine local and metropolitan municipalities.

Government has ensured that the Nkomazi community also has knowledge of recycling items for their own benefit.

Sibongile Mashaba from Nkomazi could not contain her excitement about a new park that her community beautified using recycled material.

May is Africa Month which not only commemorates the foundation of the African Union (AU) more than half a century ago but gives us a chance to reflect on our past, present and future.

African unity should be close to the heart of every South African because the greater our level of regional and continental integration, and the more aware we are of what can be achieved collectively, the brighter Africa’s future will be.