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1. Persons who have the responsibility of a parent with respect to a child placed in:

Workbooks for learners were introduced by Minister Angie Motshekga in 2011 to provide organised work in the form of worksheets for every child in mathematics and language.

The aim of the workbook programme is to provide every child with two books of worksheets – one for numeracy/mathematics and one for literacy/language in the child’s mother tongue. Each book contains 128 worksheets – one a day for four days of the week.

Her qualifications include a Higher National Diploma in Education, a Bachelor of Arts in Education from the University of the North, a Bachelor of Educational Science from the University of the Witwatersrand and a Masters Degree from the same university.

The training was an initiative of the National Skills Fund and auditing firm Deloitte. Driving government’s key priority of job creation, the Government Communication and Information System (GCIS), in partnership with auditing firm Deloitte, hosted a three-week training programme targeting unemployed youth in Randfontein, Gauteng.

In South Africa, this year’s campaign for no violence against women and children coincides with a drop in sexual offences reported from April 2009 to March 2010.

An ombud is a person who investigates complaints and negotiates fair settlements, especially between persons that have been wronged, victimised or injured such as consumers or students and an institution or organisation.

Resolve disputes 

The newly-launched Online Fingerprint Verification System is expected to deal a major blow to acts of fraud and corruption that have cheated banks out of millions of rands, said Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma.

The system is a joint initiative between the Department of Home Affairs and the South African Banking Risk Information Centre (SABRIC).

It focuses on 12 priority performance outcomes, which form the basis for performance and delivery agreements between ministers or groups of ministers and the president. They are:

But as the rural development programme’s two-year term comes to an end, one wonders if it has achieved its aim of creating jobs and turning the village into a semi-township. 

Some say Muyexe village is now blooming  with residents having access to services never available to them before.