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Hot Spot will save electricity
An Eastern Cape entrepreneur who has won awards for creating an innovative energy saving device for geysers is on the verge of heating up the market.
Stand up for women’s rights
Women's Month
It’s time for communities to hold honest conversations about the role of women in society, as National Dialogues take place in Women’s Month.
With Women’s Month underway, a series of National Dialogues is taking place across the Northern Cape to raise awareness of, and find ways to tackle, the scourge of gender-based violence.
Coega boosts SMMEs
Over the past year, the Coega Development Corporation has awarded R30 million in contracts to small businesses in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro.
Becoming an organ donor saves lives
August is National Organ Donor Month and the perfect time to sign up to become an organ donor.
While around 4 300 South Africans are waiting for organ and cornea transplants, less than 0.2 per cent of South Africans are registered organ donors.
Previously disadvantaged youth qualify as medical doctors
Young South Africans studying medicine in Cuba will make a difference to the country’s primary healthcare system.
Training programme serves up new batch of chefs
The lives of 305 youngsters have been spiced up! These kitchen whizzes recently graduated from the Department of Tourism’s National Youth Chefs Training Programme (NYCTP).
Funded through the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), the initiative drew aspiring chefs from across the country.
Free State to give boxers fighting chance
Sport, arts and culture
Boxing has a long and proud history in the Free State, and the Free State Department of Sports, Arts, Culture and Recreation is determined to build on that heritage.
Chief Luthuli’s footsteps retraced
Sport, arts and culture
A heritage walk in the hometown of struggle icon Albert Luthuli not only commemorated his death 50 years ago, but highlighted the rich history of Groutville.
NSFAS opens applications for 2018
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme has joined forces with the National Youth Development Agency to make it easier for people to apply for tertiary education funding.
Prospective students who qualify for student funding can now apply to the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) for the 2018 academic year.
The application process opened on 1 August and closes on 30 November 2017.