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The Department of Water and Sanitation invites the following candidates to apply for the below – mentioned program: Internship Program in Information Technology

Requirement: National Diploma, Degree or equivalent Information Technology qualifi cation (NQF 6 or higher). Salary: R 132 399 stipend salary (level 05) The following fi elds of study must apply:

Please visit the Department of Education’s website at www.education.gov.za or the Department of Public Service and Administration vacancy circulars at www.dpsa.gov.za for the comprehensive advertisements which include all requirements, attributes and duties of the posts. NB: Candidates will be required to undergo a competency test and will be subjected to a security clearance.

Applications: Must be forwarded to URS Response Handling by post: P O Box 11506, Tierpoort, 0056 / email: dohs@ursonline.co.za / fax: 086 654 1819. Applications may also be submitted online at: www.ursonline.co.za (including all required documents as one attachment).

NOTE: Interested applicants may visit the following website: www.justice.gov.za or www. dpsa.gov.za to view the full job specification of the above positions. Applications must be submitted on Form Z83, obtainable from any Public Service Department or on the internet at www.gov.za. A Z83 form & CV must be accompanied by original certified copies of qualifications and identity document and a driver’s licence where necessary. A SAQA evaluation report must accompany foreign qualifications.

The Mpumalanga government will plough major investment into road infrastructure.

Many people don’t know that abandoning a baby does not only have psychological effects on a child and the parent, but also goes against the law.

Child abandonment is when a parent, guardian or person in charge of a child deserts a child without any regard for its physical health, safety or welfare. According to the department, 378 babies were abandoned at hospitals across Gauteng from 2013 to 2015.

The Western Cape provincial government plans on investing R534 million in skills development and higher education.

Premier Helen Zille revealed this during her State of the Province Address, which she delivered recently.

The 66 megawatt solar photovoltaic plant (PV) project site in Lephalale, Limpopo, will go a long way in  boosting the country’s efforts to resolve the energy challenge.

Communications Minister Faith Muthambi visited the project situated about 5km east from South Africa’s border with Botswana, recently. The project is one of many highlighted by President Jacob Zuma in the Nine-Point Plan, which seeks to ignite growth and create jobs by focusing on resolving the energy challenge.

Working together with parents of learners to improve education, increasing the number of tourists visiting the province, upgrading provincial roads and supporting struggling municipalities are top of the agenda for the Eastern Cape government.