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Farming cooperative paints Escourt green
When Tshepo Moloi discovered he could not continue teaching because of poor health, he decided to pursue his second passion in life - farming.
Police do it by the book at new university
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has taken another step towards professionalising policing by establishing a university for cops.
SAPS takes to the streets to enforce the law
As South Africans take a much-needed break this festive season, the South African Police Service (SAPS) is out in full force to ensure the safety of all citizens.
E Cape villages nuts about job creation
Members of the rural community of Ncera in the Eastern Cape, south of East London, are rolling up their sleeves to earn a living.
Reclaimed land turns pain into prosperity
Babanango is a land where the river fl ows, the birds sing and the mountains are green. Many have dubbed this place, nestled in Zululand, in the north of KwaZulu-Natal, little heaven.
SA's health care system looking good
Steady doses of government intervention over the past 20 years have put South Africa’s health care system on a steady road to recovery, with citizens now enjoying longer, healthier lives.
Making Gauteng schools crime-free zones
The Gauteng Department of Education (GDE) is on a mission to make schools in the province safer.
Don’t be fooled by bogus colleges
As the 2014 academic year gets closer, the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) has warned students and parents to be careful of illegal or “fly-by-night” institutions.
“Fly-by-night” institutions are not registered as institutions of learning with the correct Sector Education and Training Authority (Seta), DHET or other relevant bodies.