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Recycling helps fight poverty and crime
A passion for making beautiful things from recycled cans has changed many lives in the community of Mandeni, a small town along the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal. The man responsible for this positive change is 62-year-old crafter Muzi Mokoena.
Jobs: The Presidency
APPLICATIONS: The Presidency, Private Bag X1000, Pretoria, 0001 or hand deliver at 535 Proes Street, Arcadia, Pretoria.
FOR ATTENTION : Ms M Makgae
CLOSING DATE : 22 April 2011 at 16:30
Training chefs for tourism
For many creative young South Africans, cooking is not only a hobby but a passion. For them, creating a mouth-watering dish is more than just cooking; it is a form of art. A group of 800 students are now getting a chance of a lifetime to realise their cooking passion and become qualified chefs. This is thanks to the National Department of Tourism's new National Youth Chefs' Training Programme in partnership with the South African Chef's Association.
Towards free and fair elections
2011 Municipal Elections
In preparation for the 2011 Municipal Elections due to take place on 18 May, the IEC hosted a pre-election summit in March.
Sport in schools for better citizens
Sport and Recreation
To ensure that learners get a balanced education by developing both their physical and creative abilities, physical education will be re-introduced as a stand-alone subject in schools.
Youth matters: New year, new home
Youth matters
New year, new home
Duduza residents can start the New Year afresh with new homes made possible by the Gauteng Department of Local Government and Housing and the private sector.
The community of Duduza suffered great losses when a tornado struck Ekurhuleni in October last year, leaving more than 160 people injured and/or homeless. Tragically, an eight-year-old child died in the incident.
Dignity