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Journalists are uniquely placed to help empower the people of the region, says Minister of Communications Ayanda Dlodlo.

The full scientific potential of South Africa will only be realised when all our young women are able to enjoy access to the best facilities and education, says Minister of Science and Technology, Naledi Pandor.

“For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.” Nelson Mandela

A new, multipurpose state-of-the-art cold storage facility, costing R99.2 million, was officially opened in the Dube Trade Port Special Economic Zone (SEZ), in KwaZulu-Natal recently.

Learners at Vulamasang o High School in Bloemfontein are excited to be able to access new digital applications – the next step is a library.

The national Department of Health is conducting its first Tuberculosis (TB) Prevalence Survey to help it improve the effectiveness of its national control programme.

Fieldworkers will visit households to identify possible participants, who will be transported to the closest clinic for testing and to take part in the survey.

KwaNdengezi, outside Durban, is a community of 54 000. It is a collection of brick buildings and self-built homes of zinc sheeting, recycled bricks and wood. Roads do not have names and unless you live in the sprawling 14km² township, it is easy to get lost.

Pupils from Lodirile Secondary School in Rietvlei, west of Johannesburg, will be able to put science theory i

As a young girl in Makhado, Limpopo, Lillian Malange learnt the traditional art of clay pot making from her grandmother and mother. Today her company, Rainbow Mosaic and Ceramics, exports her pots around the world.

A business development programme has been set up in the Eastern Cape to make sure small enterprises are well managed and ready for long-term growth.

A development programme in the Eastern Cape aims to open up business opportunities for women-led small enterprises.