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Making South Africa safer
Minister of Police Nkosinathi Nhleko has been working hard to ensure that South Africans feel safe.
Narysec participant goes above and beyond
Although the National Rural Youth Services Corps (Narysec) participants’ contracts expired at the end of August 2014, Samukelisiwe Khumalo, 28, continues to serve her local community.
Boost for black commercial farmers
From plans to build a multi-million rand training centre to the re-opening of land claims, the Department of Rural Development and Land Reform’s first five months of the new administration has been characterised by hard work.
All you need to know about endometriosis
One in 10 women will develop endometriosis and 90 million women are estimated to be suffering from this disease worldwide.
Despite being a common disease, endometriosis is widely misunderstood and there are many myths about this condition.
Setting new standards in education
The Department of Basic Education (DBE) is improving South Africa’s standard of education by upgrading school infrastructure, increasing teacher development and improving mathematics and science results.
President makes Kensington a class act
President Jacob Zuma unve i led the newl y refurbished Kensington High School in Cape Town recently as part of government’s Accelerated Schools Infrastructure Delivery Initiative (ASIDI) and the National Infrastructure Plan.
KZN youth fashioning success
Young fashion designers in KwaZulu-Natal have been given the once-in-a- lifetime opportunity to be mentored by the award- winning designer David Tlale.
Free Wi-Fi to keep city residents connected
Cities across the country are bridging the digital divide for its residents by making Wi-Fi freely available to them.
Tshwane, Johannesburg and Cape Town are just some of the cities ensuring those living there can access Wi-Fi at no cost.
Wi-Fi is technology that allows an electronic device to connect to the internet wirelessly using radio waves.