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Less red tape for business
Another InvestSA One Stop Shop has been launched to provide investors with services to fast-track projects and reduce red tape.
President Jacob Zuma launched the InvestSA One Stop Shop to help unlock opportunities for growth and investment in KwaZulu-Natal.
Looking for a government job?
Government jobs are advertised on the Department of Public Service and Administration website, www.dpsa.gov.za, in our Vuk’uzenzele newspaper, and in other reputable publications.
Jobs: Labour Dec 2017
Assistant Director: Fraud Investigation and Anti Corruption
Provincial Office: Limpopo
Reference No: HR 4/6/6/108
Salary: Commencing: R 334 545.00 per annum
Enquiries: Ms MC Ledwaba, Tel: 015 290 1768
Applications: Chief Director: Provincial Operations: Private Bag X 9368 Polokwane 0700, For Attention: Human Resources Operations, Limpopo, Physical address 42A Schoeman street Polokwane 0700
Closing date: 19 December 2017
Jobs: Justice and Constitutional Development Dec 2017
Office Manager
Reference: 17/51/SA
Salary: R334 545 – R394 065 per annum. The successful candidate will be required to sign a performance agreement.
Guilty! Public servants sentenced
Government is winning the fight against corrupt officials with hundreds now in prison.
Communities must not keep quiet
16 Days of Activism
Violence against women and children is a violation of human rights that must be fought by all members of society.
South Africa is experiencing an increasing number of violent crimes against women and children. This is according to Major-General Tebello Mosikili, head of the Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences (FCS) unit.
The unit was re-established to focus more fully on gender-based violence.
Curtain lifted on artistic talent
Sport, arts and culture
A government programme provides emerging artists a stage from which to launch their creative careers.
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SA beaches are opened to all racial groups
Africa news / International relations
Thursday, 16 November 1989
President F.W de Klerk announced that South African beaches would be opened to all people across the racial lines. The decision to open the beaches was made after a number of protest multiracial swim-ins by anti-apartheid activists.