Soweto youth finds his feet in shoe business
A love for sneakers is what led Soweto-born Sifiso Dlamini to start a shoe design and manufacturing company in 2005.
Almost 10 years later, Dlamini, 26, now runs a successful business.
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Food parcels a lifeline for the needy
If you or your family are going through a tough time and you're not able to meet the most basic needs, you can turn to the South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) for help.
Local government to get government attention
For the next five years, South Africans can expect improved services and a pleasant experience from local government.
President Jacob Zuma says national government will work closely with municipalities to deliver services to South Africans.
Police station makeover to benefit community
Crime-fighting efforts in Chatsworth, KwaZulu-Natal, have received a boost after the Chatsworth Police Station was upgraded, now boasting renovated holding cells, four wings and a new-look community service centre.
KZN, E Cape courts get a face-lift
The Department of Justice and Correctional Services is ensuring that residents across the country have access to justice services by renovating courts.
Wireless network opens doors for N Cape learners
Education for learners in about 50 schools in the Northern Cape is set to become more exciting, thanks to the introduction of a wireless network in the area.
The then Science and Technology Deputy Minister Michael Masutha launched the wireless network, which will give thousands of learners in the JT Gaetsewe District Municipality access to the internet.