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Library Building Programme

Thanks to the King Dinizulu Library, which was recently opened by the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Arts, Culture and Tourism, learners in the community of Eshowe can now realise their dreams of following their chosen careers.

Employment news
Agri graduates call for more internships

Graduates from Potchefstroom College of Agriculture in North West called for government to increase the number of internships for agriculture students. This will help to reduce unemployment among students graduating from tertiary institutions.

The new First Automobile Works (FAW) South Africa vehicle assembly plant in the Eastern Cape will boost the country’s efforts to achieve growth of 5 per cent by 2019.

Employment news
Crafting an income brings hope and dignity

Delegates at the recent COP 17 Climate Change conference were in awe of the beautiful craftwork in the form of crochet, fabric painting, beading and wire art displayed at the Department of Arts and Culture's stand in the exhibition hall.

Small businesses and cooperatives can expect more support from government as the Department of Small Business Development gets to work.

South Africa is steadily making gains towards achieving women’s empowerment and gender equality.

Employment news
Internship programme 2012/13 GCIS

Government Communication and Information System hereby offers internship opportunities to South African graduates and post- graduates.

Duration: 12 Months from 01 April 2012-31 March 2013

Applications are invited from candidates in the following disciplines/fields of study:

Victims of land repossession, who missed the original land claim deadline, have another chance to lodge their claims.

This comes after President Jacob Zuma signed the Restitution of Land Rights Amendment Act, which re-opens the restitution claims process that closed at the end of 1998, giving claimants five years - up to 30 June 2019 - to lodge land claims.

Government aims to better the lives of South Africans by implementing its policies and programmes faster and more effectively through Operation Phakisa.