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16 Days of Activism
Violence against women and children is a violation of human rights that must be fought by all members of society.
The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children is an international awareness campaign that asks people around the world to take a stand against women and child abuse.
EPWP workers pocket more
Participants in one of government’s most successful work programmes will get a pre-Christmas inflation-related increase.
Law enforcers' public presence expanded
The Gauteng government is stepping up efforts to keep residents safe.
Lusikisiki's gangs in for a shock
Government has heard and reacted to citizens' needs.
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has opened a new police station in Lusikisiki in the Eastern Cape.
SA gets wheat wise
Government has invested in a multi-consortium wheat breeding programme that will improve the country’s wheat yields.
A partnership between government and the wheat production sector is set to improve wheat yields, despite the challenging climate.
Making SA safe together
Police Minister Fikile Mbalula has urged communities to get involved in the fight against crime.
The minister was speaking during the release of the 2016/17 crime statistics.
He said there was a need to involve society in campaigns against substance and alcohol abuse which are among the factors behind crime. The minister urged the men and women in blue to increase policing saying more could be done to arrest crime.
Human lives underpin crime stats
The Police Ministry is boosting efforts to ensure that the National Development Plan’s vision for a safer South Africa is realised.
Better healthcare for Gcilima residents
The opening of a clinic on the South Coast will relieve queues at existing healthcare facilities and bring services closer to the people.
Caregivers benefit from government TLC
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.