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Small-scale farmers in Mpumalanga now have a ready-made market for their produce after it was announced that they would start supplying food to selected government schools.

More than 5 000 men and women have been employed as veld and forest fire fighters across South Africa as part of the Working on Fire (WoF) programme.

Gauteng Education MEC Barbara Creecy has unveiled a High School Turnaround Strategy, which will empower over 5 000 matriculants annually with the appropriate skills and workplace experience.

Sinenhlanhla Sikhosana, 18, never thought her dream of studying astronomy would come true.

After receiving thousands of entries for its Young Entrepreneurs Programme (YEP), the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) has chosen 25 youngsters to travel overseas for six weeks of business mentorship training.

The programme offers opportunities for young business owners to acquire skills and learn business theory through workshops, lectures and online training, giving them the skills they need to grow their businesses.

After paying for his house for 20 years, pensioner Tutu Lennox Mande struggled to get the title deed for the house from the bank.

Residents of Tsakane in Gauteng will no longer have to travel 17km to get access to basic justice services.

Inspired by a community meeting that urged them to take control of their destiny, unemployed Nwamitwa villagers turned to pigs to earn an income.

During the more than 20 years that Pinkie Moloi has lived in Diyatalawa in the Free State, the mother of four has struggled to find a job to support her family.

President Jacob Zuma has pledged government’s commitment to restoring pride in the teaching profession, which is universally acknowledged as the mother of all professions.