Publisher

Department: Municipal Manager SED : Corporate Services (Fixed term performance contract for  a period of five (5) years)

Post ID : CORP1
Remuneration: R1 035 906,00 – R1 430 538,00  (Annual total remuneration package). In accordance with Government Notice 381 of 1 July 2016.

Management Echelon Director: Internal Audit

Reference: COO07/2016
Salary: An all-inclusive remuneration package of R898 743 per annum
Centre:  Pretoria
Enquiries: Ms H Schoeman Tel 012 399 9890

The Department of Health is registered with the Department of Labour as a designated Employer and the filling of the following posts will be in line with the Employment Equity Act (including people with disabilities).

Deputy Director: Medical Devices 
Reference no:  NDOH 117/2016

Note: This is a re-advertisement. Applicants who have previously applied need not re-apply.              

Salary: Grade 1: R772 110 per annum.

A new software application (App) will enable pupils to use their cellphones to anonymously report unfair treatment, among other things, by teachers.

Durban-based child protection service The Guardian recently launched the Guardian School Reporting App, whichallows pupils to report illegal activities and disruptive behaviour at their schools with the click of a button.

Local Government

During apartheid, spatial planning moved many people away from areas where there was economic activity. Citizens had to travel long distances to work and to migrate from rural areas to marginalised spaces to find economic opportunities. Government has a plan to change that.

Local Government

The Back to Basics  Programme for Local Government is based on building a responsive, caring and accountable local government sector. Its focus is on planning and operations of all municipalities on the effective delivery of basic municipal services and regular communication with residents.

The opening of two school science labs by the private and public sectors is exposing science learners to the practical aspects of this subject.

The BANKSETA has developed programmes that aim to empower youth and support skills development to meet the skills demands of the sector.

16 Days of Activism Month

Annually, for 16 days the spotlight falls on women and children, and society is called on to fight violence and protect the community’s most vulnerable members.

The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children campaign starts on 25 November and concludes on 10 December: International Human Rights Day.

Award-winning Free State police sergeant Mpho Mgogodlana was able to cut the incidence of burglaries in businesses in her areas by a quarter, six months after implementing various community interventions.