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Sport, arts and culture

Government is increasing efforts to develop and empower the youth as they make up the majority of South Africa’s population.

Sport, arts and culture

The Proteas will this month try to make up for their loss against New Zealand in the World Cup when the two teams lock horns in a five- match series.

Sports, arts and culture

A national skills programme is changing the lives of young South African women and proving that no job is too tough for girls.

Programmes such as Techno Girls are helping the country to enforce women inclusion in industries such as Information and Communications Technology (ICT).

ICT includes any communication device or application, including radio, television, cellphones, computer and network hardware and software, satellite systems.

For a long time Tshepo Makwela and his wife were struggling to make ends meet while depending on his salary as a geography teacher.

Four Mpumalanga women have found an awardwinning way to reuse energy to bake bread and buns for their township customers

Black-owned small businesses will receive a major cash injection as government steps up efforts to support them.

Four years ago, Livhuwani Tshifango took a big gamble when she swapped her business suits and heels for chickens.

Higher education

This is a government initiative called: Removal of Adverse Consumer Credit Information and Information Relating to Paid-Up Judgments announced on 26 February 2014 (Government Gazette Notice No. 37386, “The Notice”).