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KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health  has empowered nearly 200 caregivers through a training programme to enable them to join the formal economy as salaried workers.entrepreneurs with disabilities.

For years she was a community caregiver but thanks to a government training programme, Busisiwe Mbambo is now a newly qualified nurse.

Local Government

Forget rusty swings and dusty ground, the City of Joburg has created a masterpiece of a park to get the community outdoors and active.

Local Government

The eThekwini Municipality has responded to a call for confidential and age-appropriate health services. 

Our Mid-Term Budget Policy Statement was delivered by Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba recently. It called on all of us to work together to re-rationalise our resources and accelerate all our efforts as government in this penultimate month of the year to conclude most of our programmes before the start of the festive season.

Disability Month

A host of services are available to level the playing field for entrepreneurs with disabilities.

Disabled entrepreneurs from KwaZulu-Natal forgot about their disability for a while and shared ideas that can move their businesses to another level at the Disability Engagement Session held in Pinetown recently.

Sibonelo Masondo (68) is a pensioner who loves sport on television and watching his favourite soccer teams play is the only thing he looks forward to every weekend.

Despite the economic challenges facing the country, government remains committed to improving quality of life.

16 Days of Activism

Gender-based violence is a disturbing phenomenon that needs to be rooted out.

From 25 November to 10 December the country puts the spotlight on the scourge of women and child abuse in our country.

16 Days of Activism

There are many contributing factors to femicide with many women dying every year at the hands of people they know and love.

Patrick Shai, one of South Africa’s well-known actors, admits he used to physically abuse his wife.

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