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Internship: Department of Transport 2017/18
Department of Transport is an equal opportunity, affirmative action employer with clear employment equity targets. It is our intention to promote representivity (race, gender and disability) in the Department through the filling of these posts. Candidates with disabilities and those residing in deep rural areas and farms are encouraged to apply.
Sport can unite learners
Sport, arts and culture
The departments of Sport, Arts and Culture and of Education have partnered with the Molefe Oliphant Institute of Leadership to donate sport equipment to schools in the Northern Cape.
The aim is to encourage learners to participate in physical activities.
Using sport to change lives
Sport, arts and culture
“Losing a job need not mean the end of the world. Ofentse Goodwill Ntibane is proof of that.
Young farmer making a difference
The Best Subsistence Producer of the Year winner will use her winnings to grow her farm and learn other methods of farming.
Farmer on the road to success
Growing up in rural Transkei, where one of her chores was to tend to the garden daily before going to school, female farmer Fezeka Mkile did not see farming as a future career path until she got insight into the business side of it later in life.
Health data to influence policy and programmes
The Department of Health will soon conclude a preliminary report that will document the health status of a nationally representative segment of South Africa’s population.
Director-General Malenona Precious Matsotso said the report will be compiled following a survey that the department conducted to inform policy and government programmes based on a number of health factors, including the management of non-communicable diseases.
Promoting healthy lifestyles
South Africa has made significant strides in expanding access and improving the quality of health services, promoting healthy lifestyles and building a strong public health sector over the past year.
Combatting HIV, Aids and TB
Department of Health Director-General Malenona Precious Matsotso says that prevention is the mainstay of efforts to combat HIV and Aids.
Since the introduction of the HIV Counselling and Testing (HCT) campaign in 2010, over 44 million people have been tested.
“A total of 11 898 308 people between the ages of 15 and 49 were tested [over the past year], exceeding the annual target of 10 million.”