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Safe, reliable transport for all
As South Africa marks another Transport Month the Minister of Transport, Dipuo Peters, has highlighted an affordable, safe and reliable public transport system as a key focus area for the country.
President speaks about foreign policy
President Jacob Zuma recently addressed diplomats, ambassadors and South African-based high commissioners and members of the media on South Africa’s foreign policy.
Youth finds energy saving solution
There is a growing number of South African youth finding solutions to address the social ills they face daily.
Government declares war on water leaks
Cynthia Ncapayi of Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, was shocked when her water bill showed that she owed more than R70 000. Ncapayi is a single mother who earns less than R200 000 a year. She knew that her two children could not have raked in a bill that high considering that she doesn’t even own a geyser, shower or a bath tub.
Hard work pays off
Angelina Masuku, 41, from KwaHlabisa, north of KwaZulu-Natal, is a living example that hard work and dedication are key ingredients in making dreams come true.
Save water: it starts with you
Every year government loses billions of rands because of water leaks and although a programme has been launched to deal with this, it is up to all of us to save ever drop of water.
Saving water is important for the environment. It helps the country deal with water shortages and it can save you money. Vuk’uzenzele brings you some useful tips on how you can save water.
South Africans need to get “heart wise”
Heart conditions, such as heart disease, are a growing problem not only in South Africa, but around the world.
What is heart disease?
Report crimes against our infrastructure
It could be a cellphone charger, a kettle or a stove that is left powerless when the lights go out.
Or it could be life-saving medical equipment.
Cable thieves don’t care.