The demand for eco-friendly shopping bags has opened additional business opportunities for an all-women Eastern Cape cooperative.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Health welcomed community service officers and interns placed to serve the province in 2012.
Young emerging entrepreneurs, honoured in the Future 100 Programme are paving the way as business leaders in South Africa.
Future 100 is a partnership between the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA), the South African Youth Chamber of Commerce (SAYCC), the Sowetan and the Sunday World newspapers to encourage young entrepreneurs to start businesses.
Due to the current economic slowdown, many people are struggling to pay off their debt. Some people panic, ignore their debt or borrow more money to pay their accounts. If you cannot pay your debt, 
don't panic - there is help in the form of debt counselling. A debt counsellor will help you work out a budget and discuss a payment plan with your creditors. But you must make sure he or she is registered.
All is not lost for matriculants who did not perform as well as expected in the National Senior Certificate examinations. The Department of Higher Education and Training urged them not to lose hope, as learning was a life-long experience with various options within the post-school system.
What I have learned is that South Africans should all work together as one nation, said Confed Cup volunteer, Nannikie Mogwasha. Mogwasha, a 23-year old business management student in Tshwane and a
part-time waitress, was a volunteer team leader at Loftus Versfeld Stadium.
Mpumalanga's first annual music and dance festival was a resounding success when more than 32 groups took part in a two-day event to celebrate the province's cultural diversity.
In Africa, the rythhm and energy of life is expressed through music, song and dance and no celebration is complete without it.
Judging from Banyana Banyana's excellent performance since the end of last year, the South African women's team is sure make us proud at the Cyprus Women's Cup from 28 February to 6 March. They are scheduled to take on some of the leading football nations.
Thousands of people in Johannesburg travel long distances across the city every day to get to work and back. They will now be able to get there safer and faster with the Bus Rapid Transport system. The 
system is called Rea Vaya, which is SeSotho for 'we are going'.