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The triple challenges of  unemployment, poverty and inequality are at the root of many social issues. They can lead to anger and violence. This year, Mandela Month is dedicated to fighting these challenges, which will help free South Africa from the cycle of violence.

In July we celebrate the birth and legacy of Nelson Mandela. Government has called on all South Africans to honour his memory by working together to make women and

A new R300 million mobile desalination plant in Richards Bay is turning salty seawater into fresh drinking water for more than 150 000 KZN households.

As firefighters continued to put out runaway fires following an inferno that engulfed forests and towns along the Western Cape coast, Greater Knysna residents recently formed a guard of honour to thank Working on Fire members for their bravery over 12 long days spent battling the blaze.

Our icon and late international statesman President Nelson Mandela was born on 18 July 1918. He led the revolutionary struggle for freedom and democracy in South Africa and became the first democratically elected leader of our country. For him, the nation’s reconciliation and reconstruction were sacrosanct.

The IDC Gro-E Scheme has R4.5 billion available to fund youth-empowering creative enterprises.

The North West provincial government will work closely with ailing municipalities to speed up service delivery during phase two of the Back to Basics programme.

South Africa’s future growth depends on young people embracing new technologies and innovation.

The North West Department of Local Government and Human Settlements’ shared services initiative is yielding good results.

MEC Fenny Gaolaolwe said the project, launched in 2017, aimed to ensure municipalities delivered quality services to the province’s communities.

Twenty-nine-year-old entrepreneur Kim Chulu Mukenge has combined his passions for gaming and education to create a series of games called Fundasmart that improve learners’ English, Maths and Science performance.

Rural communities in and around Lephalale in Limpopo stand to benefit from the Medupi Legacy project’s multimillion-rand investments in two local schools and a clinic.