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The school is a living laboratory for green construction and its innovative education curriculum will improve the learning experience.

The Department of Trade and Industry’s Global Exporters Passport Programme is offering training to the export sector.

Mokgotho Temogelo Thami, Mmola Desmond Kutullo and Nkwane Wayne Luka have flown to Stockholm, Sweden, to represent South Africa at the annual World Water Week.

South Africans walked in Madiba’s footsteps on Mandela Day, spreading a little of his legendary magic wherever they went.

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Young Africa can shape that future by volunteering with the African Union’s (AU) Youth Volunteer Corps.

The 1956 Women’s March

On 9 August 1956, some 20 000 women from across the country, some from as far afield as Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, filled the amphitheatre of the Union Buildings in Pretoria to present signed petitions opposing the apartheid law that compelled African women to carry passes.

“It was a great swimming course and the race was all about ocean conservation. For someone who spends every day on the beach, this is something I am passionate about,” says Sanele Nxumalo.

The death of musical legend Ray “Chikapa” Phiri has left the music industry poorer.

Ray “Chikapa” Phiri was born in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, in 1947 and started his music career in the late 1960s as a guitarist. He founded a group called The Cannibals, followed by the more well-known Stimela.

The Department of Justice is building new magistrates’ courts and high courts across the country, giving better access to justice services.

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A non-profit computer science training centre is inspiring Africa’s future generation of technology entrepreneurs and innovators to reach for the stars.