Hundreds of callers to the Presidential Hotline have nothing but praise for the way their complaints were handled after contacting the Presidential Hotline. These satisfied callers confirm President Zuma's statement that the Presidential Hotline is not only a public relations exercise. He said that each call would be treated as if it were the only one.
In a move to help small-scale farmers to get their products to big markets, government has put a plan into action to open up bigger markets to previously disadvantaged farmers. This is done through 
government's policy of changing the business processes of the past.
Programmes
A free flag for you to print and cut out. Display it wherever you can. Remember the red band is always on top
ROLE MODEL
BORN TO BE ENGINEER
I was born to be an engineer,” says Sipho Myanga of Nelspruit in Mpumalanga. A school visit to the OR Tambo International Airport as a young boy was all it took for Myanga to develop an interest in understanding how mechanical things worked. “I was fascinated and impressed by the airplanes. It was just so amazing,” he said.
Roller coaster
The Department of Trade and Industry (dti), is helping thousands of small businesses in townships and rural areas. Their programme "Taking dti to the People", aims to inform people about products and support services for small businesses, offered by the department and its agencies. This is done through road-shows across all the provinces.
Information sessions
Protect yourselves
Government is doing a lot to teach people about HIV and Aids. Radio stations, magazines and television programmes are also doing their best to get the message across. There is even a lot of sex education at schools nowadays.
The year 2010 will see millions of soccer fans from all over the world visiting our country. It is a landmark year that many South Africans have been looking forward to with expectations to host the best ever FIFA World Cup. But the real and meaningful benefits of hosting the world's largest sporting event will only come after 2010...
Kha ri Gude means "let us learn" in TshiVenda. This mass literacy campaign reaches out to adults who didn't go to school. It teaches them to read and write in their first languages. They also learn to do 
Mathematics and to speak English.
Government will be spending R6,1 billion on this campaign over five years. It enable 4,7 million South Africans to achieve literacy by 2012.
ABET
The huge task of training the 15 000 selected volunteers for the 2010 World Cup is set to begin in February. As the 'face' of the World Cup, these volunteers will give their time, talents and skills to make the World Cup a success.
South Africa's latest 'export product' will be in the form of the popular hat worn by South African soccer fans known as the 'makarapa'. This hard hat was originally used as protection for miners and construction workers.
Protection