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Beautifying Randfontein environment
The Rand West Local Municipality is investing in infrastructure to ensure its communities have a better quality of life.
The Rand West Local Municipality has embarked on infrastructural development in the region and is fixing roads and building sidewalks in two Randfontein townships, Mohlakeng and Toekomsrus.
Free tourism grading for small businesses
The North West provincial government has identified tourism as one of the sectors that can boost economic development in the province’s small towns.
Jobs: Justice and Constitutional Development Aug 2017
Family Advocate LP7 (3 posts)
Reference: 004/17/NC: Centre: Office of the Family Advocate Upington
Reference: 17/01/KZN: Centre: Family Advocate Newcastle
Reference: 17/VA05/NW: Centre: Office of the Family Advocate NW- Rustenburg
Package: R684 423 – R737 313 per annum. (Salary will be in accordance with OSD determination). The successful candidate will be required to sign a performance agreement.
R100 million for black filmmakers
A government initiative launched in 2014 has helped black filmmakers tackle big productions while creating more jobs in the country’s growing movie industry.
The Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) will have spent R100 million to support emerging black filmmakers through the South Africa Emerging Black Filmmakers Incentive by the end of March 2018.
SA gets ninth World Heritage site
South Africa’s most recent World Heritage site bears testimony to an unchanging way of life that dates back thousands of years – and is a heritage that should be treasured and preserved.
Mthethwa launches fund to develop artists
A programme has been launched to help young artists from all over the country to take their first steps as professionals.
The Minister of Arts and Culture, Nathi Mthethwa, launched the Debut Fund Programme for emerging artists at the Nangoza Jebe Community Hall in Port Elizabeth in mid July.
Charmaine Mrwebi, dreaming and writing in Setswana
Everyone should read, says Charmaine Mrwebi. The published author, librarian and founder of the Charmza Literary Club says: “Our people should often visit our libraries and become friends of books. Remember, any person who reads books on a daily basis, develops better listening skills. Reading helps learners and students to perform better at school.”