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Jobs, jobs and more jobs: this is the key focus – call it obsession – of government as we find ourselves halfway through the five-year political term that began in 2014.

If you have not been to the dentist lately, you may need to consider making an appointment soon.

Good dental hygiene is important to improve your overall health and wellbeing.

September is National Oral Health Month and Vuk’uzenzele has put together some tips to help you on your way to good oral hygiene.

South Africans should draw strength from their diversity and use Freedom Park as a place to build social cohesion and focus on an inclusive future.

This is the view of Freedom Park CEO Jane Mufamadi who spoke to Vuk’uzenzele about the importance of celebrating heritage.

In celebration of South Africa’s rich cultural diversity and its people, the country will mark Heritage Day on 24 September.

Heritage Day gives us an opportunity to learn about each other’s cultures and celebrate our differences.

Elderly people with mental disorders will now receive specialised care with the opening of the new Geriatric Psychiatry Care Unit situated at the Witrand Hospital in the North West.

The Limpopo Department of Education has spent over R73 million building state-of-the-art schools in Greater Tubatse in Sekhukhune.

Fifty schools in Gauteng have become the latest recipients of Information Communication and Technology (ICT) equipment that will ensure effective teaching and learning in the province.

Award-winning female farmer Matshidiso Mooketsi says women should not fear the challenges and hard work that come with running a farm.

Mooketsi is in charge of the 1 855 hectare Driehoek Farm, which is 80km south-west of Vryburg in North West. Mooketsi and her husband signed a 30-year lease agreement with the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform (DRDLR) to use the farm under the department’s recapitalisation programme.

About 400 households in Mantusini, near Port St Johns, will benefit from a state-of-the-art dairy parlour. The parlour was handed over by Rural Development and Land Reform Minister Gugile Nkwinti.

This forms part of the department’s One Household-One Hectare programme, through which households are allocated a one hectare portion of land to produce crops.