Publisher

Principal Inspector: Explosives/MHI

Provincial Office: Gauteng
Ref No: HR4/4//4/06/27
Salary: Commencing: R 417 552 per annum
Enquiries: Mr L Raphela, Tel: (012) 309 5256

PROVINCIAL OFFICE
Chief Director: Provincial Operations: P O Box 4560, Johannesburg, 2001

Principal Inspector: Basic Conditions of Employment Act

Provincial Office: Kimberly
Ref No: HR 4/4/8/268
Salary: Commencing: R 417 552 per annum
Mr IS Vass, Tel: (053) 8381500

The City of Johannesburg and UJ are teaching students how to defend themselves.

With the recent rise in incidents  of women being kidnapped and killed across the country, the City of Johannesburg has partnered with the University of Johannesburg to introduce self-defence classes to students on campus.

It is that time of the year again when all secondary schools are invited to enter the National Schools Moot Court Competition.

Now in its seventh year, the moot court competition aims to encourage young South Africans, especially those in Grades 10 and 11, to understand and relate to human rights concepts, values and principles.

Local government

Municipal policies help alleviate poverty by providing free basic services to people unable to support themselves. The poorest households – the unemployed, people living on grants and children – benefit from free water, electricity, sewage and sanitation services.

When Vivian Kleynhans decided to go into wine farming in 2005, she transformed her family’s fate.

Operation Phakisa, run by the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (DAFF), has shelled out the resources needed for a mussel farm in Saldanha Bay to thrive.

A home-building project leads to young volunteers receiving technical training from the Department of Human Settlements’ Youth Brigade Programme. 

Local government

The Gauteng government has spelt out a number of plans to create 600 000 jobs in the next two years and to boost township economies.

Gauteng MEC for Economic Development, Environmental Affairs and Agriculture Lebogang Maile unveiled his department’s 2017/2018 budget recently. It spells out plans to grow township and rural Gauteng economies through public procurement and grow the province’s knowledge-based economy.

A grassroots approach to HIV and TB is making a real difference in an impoverished Western Cape community.

The Eastern Cape Office of the Premier and the Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform (ECRDAR) pledged about R60 million to boost youth-focused agricultural initiatives in the province.