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Education can change a society
The ability of education to change a life and transform a society is reflected powerfully in the life of the late ANC President and one of the key architects of our freedom and democracy, Mr Oliver Reginald Tambo.
Had he lived, he would have turned 100 years old this year, and our nation is therefore marking his centenary in 2017.
President Oliver Tambo is celebrated for his exceptional leadership qualities and for providing direction during the darkest years of the struggle for liberation.
Renewal planned for industrial parks
The Department of Trade and Industry (dti) plans to spend R216 million on renovations at five industrial parks in the country.
Transforming the education sector
Government is set on improving the education sector to ensure that children get quality education in order to live a better life.
Farewell Thandi Klassen
Sport, arts and culture
The music industry has lost yet another gem whose music continues to inspire many South Africans.
Football safe hub for Alex youth
Sport, arts and culture
Youngsters living in the north of Johannesburg are expected to benefit from a newly-opened hub in the area.
The South African Football Association Development Agency (SAFADA), in partnership with Total Sports, has opened a safe hub for young people in Alexandra.
Africa must give youth more opportunities
Africa news
Africa must do more to harness the power of its 200 million youth who fall between the ages of 15 and 24, said former African Union (AU) commissioner Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
New chair for the AU Commission
Africa news
Chad's Foreign Minister Moussa Faki Mahamat has been elected the new Chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission.
EC village gets low flush toilets
An innovative technology introduced in the Eastern Cape has improved access to quality sanitation while saving water.
The Department of Science and Technology has unveiled an off-grid sanitation technology solution called the ‘low pour flush toilet system’, which is already benefiting over 120 households in Ndakana village under Amathole District Municipality.
The system is low maintenance and uses only two litres of water for one flush.