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Trust restores dignity
A Re Itireleng Trust is giving visually and physically impaired people in Ga- Rankuwa, north of Pretoria, the opportunity to gain skills and live better lives.
Domestic workers get decent pay
The increase in domestic workers’ annual wages that came into effect on 1 December 2014 has brought some much-needed relief to domestic workers and is a sign of government’s commitment to create decent work.
Register your child’s birth early
The Department of Home Affairs has called on all parents to register their babies when they are born or within 30 days of birth. Timely registration of birth must, and will soon be, the only way in to the National Population Register (NPR).
Bursary helps fulfil a dream
Growing up in the small town of Vlaklaagte in Mpumalanga, Ernest Mahlangu wanted to become an information technology (IT) specialist.
Cooperative changes lives in Limpopo
Bettah Tarea’s idea to start a cooperative in her community some six years ago is proving fruitful.
Small business creates much-needed jobs
Youth matters
Funeka Rexika Hardware Store, which started operating in 2013, is helping to create much-needed employment in the small town of Mataffin in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga.
Putting the spotlight on youth challenges
Youth matters
As a political activist, youth challenges like unemployment, drug abuse and HIV/ Aids were close to the heart of Buti Manamela.
Leading the way in balancing the books
Service delivery
For the past seven years, the Sarah Baartman District Municipality in the Eastern Cape has been a model of clean administration.
A safe space for abused victims
Service delivery
Victims of abuse now have a place to go to where they can feel welcomed and get help without any prejudice.
The first Green Door facilities in Gauteng were launched by the provincial Department of Community Safety late last year.
The facilities are run by members of the public in partnership with the department.