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Labour issues

Government has warned that it will take strong action against those who make use of child labour.

Labour issues

Strikes that continue for a long time have a negative impact on the economy and do not benefit anyone

Local government

The people of Bekkersdal in Gauteng is making amends for their vandalism during service delivery protests, which saw them damaging community facilities.

Local government

The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs has established an internal nerve centre to come up with plans to detect and deal with violent service delivery protests.

Public schools across Gauteng have opened their doors for the registration of learners for the 2015 academic year.

Gauteng Education MEC Barbara Creecy launched the Public School Admissions Campaign recently, which included the distribution of pamphlets encouraging parents to apply now to avoid the last minute rush in 2015.

“There is high demand for space in Gauteng schools. We have over 2 000 public ordinary schools that accommodate 1.9 million learners. Apply early so that we can accommodate you.

The Lesotho Highlands Water Project is providing much-needed water to South Africa and developing infrastructure and generating energy in Lesotho.

A new R16 million clinic has opened in Slovoville, near Dobsonville in Soweto, offering a range of health services to residents at their doorstep.

Walking long distances through thorny bushes to access clean water will soon be a thing of the past for residents of Sekhukhune District, thanks to the opening of the De Hoop Dam.

Government will help more than 200 young South Africans realise their dreams by giving them the opportunity to study further through the Solomon Mahlangu Scholarship Fund.

Residents of Kagiso in Krugersdorp no longer have to take long journeys to neighbouring towns to access justice services