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Women's Month

When Sithembile Buthelezi (36) dropped out of school because she was sick, she also gave up on her dream of becoming a professional nurse. For over five years Buthelezi worked on a piggery as a labourer. 

Women's Month

If Nhlupheheng Tsotetsi had the funds to study at the university when she wanted to, her life would probably have turned out very differently and she would have missed out on an exciting career in aviation.

Women's Month

Fortunate Mdanda is a businesswoman who is determined to succeed. As the owner of Smith Capital Equipment, she is one of a few women who are making it in a male-dominated industry.

Women's Month

After struggling for months to find employment, three young women from Witbank in Mpumalanga decided to take their future into their own hands.

Women's Month

Hard work and dedication were the only ingredients needed for Busi Lubanyana (51) to become a successful businesswoman.

Local government

City Power, an entity of the City of Johannesburg, is investing millions to reduce illegal electricity connections and ensure the safe use of electricity in informal settlements in and around the city.

Local government

When Nteseng Mogorosi finished matric in 2004 he knew he wanted to be in business for himself, because he believed it would give him the freedom.

KwaZulu-Natal municipalities are benefiting from government’s Small Town Rehabilitation Programme.

The Department of Water and Sanitation has unveiled a water project that will improve access to water in Jericho, North West.

South Africa’s dramatic – and mostly traumatic – history causes us to go big on anniversaries where we look at the road we have travelled as a nation, and plot our way further forward.

This is certainly true again in August 2016 as we mark 60 years since around 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings on 9 August 1956 in protest against the extension of Pass Laws to women.