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Nelson Mandela International Day 2016 honours our late founding President on his birthday, 18 July. This special day will focus international attention on one of Africa’s great sons and leaders, whose legacy lives on beyond our national borders.

In a rural Eastern Cape town where more than 50 percent of the population rely on government grants and more than 20 percent of households live below the poverty line, a fish farming project has brought hope to many residents.

The following posts are advertised for the Department of Water and Sanitation. Interested applicants are encouraged to view full details of the advertisement at www.dws.gov.za.

Closing date: 08 July 2016 at 16h00

Control Engineering Technician Grade A

Reference: 080716/01
Salary: R 369 408 per annum (OSD)
Centre: Pretoria Office

Preference will be given to those candidates whose appointment will assist the department in achieving its employment equity targets at specific levels in terms of the Department’s Employment Equity Plan (People with disabilities and Coloureds, Whites and Women of all races at Senior Management level.

Deputy Director-General: Corporate Services

Branch: Administration
Salary: All-inclusive salary package of R 1 201 713 per annum of which 30% can be structured according to individual needs.
Centre: Pretoria (Head Office)

President Jacob Zuma’s recent visit to Kwaggafontein in Mpumalanga has left residents hopeful that the visit will change their lives for the better.

Director: Court Interpreting Court Services

Reference: 16/65/CS
Package: R864 177– R1 017 972 per annum (All inclusive). The successful candidate will be required to sign a performance agreement.

Requirements: An LLB Degree in Legal interpreting at NQF level 7 or any other relevant tertiary qualifi cation; Profi ciency in three or more indigenous languages and English; 5 years' experience at a middle/senior managerial level; Extensive knowledge of court interpreting; A valid driver’s licence

Youth matters

On 16 June we commemorated the 40th anniversary of the 1976 youth uprising and sacrifices made by people of that generation to build a democratic country.

Youth matters

Transnet has announced that it will spend R7.7 billion on training as it drives to meet capacity requirements in line with its Market Demand Strategy (MDS). As part of this initiative, the Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has selected 18 candidates from the South Durban Basin for Operation Phakisa technical training.

Youth matters

A newly-opened all-in-one centre is set to empower Central Karoo young people, before being rolled out nationally.