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International relations

African media houses have been urged to popularise the African Union Agenda 2063 and hold leaders accountable for its successful implementation.

Local government

Students from eThekwini may be able to realise their dream of studying overseas as a result of the recently launched KwaZulu-Natal Youth International Scholarship and Student Exchange Programme (KZNYIS).

Disability Month

The KwaZulu-Natal Society for the Blind is making a difference in the lives of visually impaired people in the province, with more than 200 visually impaired people now able to provide for their families.

Disability Month

A non-profit organisation is giving visually impaired people and those living with disabilities in Mzingazi, on the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal, the opportunity to gain skills and live better lives.

Local government

An innovative way of farming has been introduced in Johannesburg that will see people farming from the rooftops of buildings.

Diabetes is on the rise in South Africa and the world, but early diagnosis and treatment can help to prevent dangerous complications.

The days of walking 10 km to school are now a thing of the past for 16-year-old Waseem Keur of Crosby, south of Johannesburg.

Young people in Mpumalanga are getting a skills boost in the agricultural sector.

The Mpumalanga Department of Rural Development and Land Reform’s Agricultural Graduates Programme is bearing fruit.

A second major macadamia nut plantation, recently launched in the Eastern Cape, promises a major socio-economic boost for the AmaJingqi rural area near Willowvale.

Residents in the core towns of the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) area recently became the first South Africans to enter the digital broadcasting space in the country.