Two young people from Mvenyane village in Matatiele, Eastern Cape, are transforming the charcoal industry by turning the invasive alien black wattle plants into charcoal, contributing to the environment and combating climate change.
A Limpopo company based in Zebediela is heading to Berlin, Germany, in search of export opportunities across Europe and beyond for it
We marked 30 years since becoming a free and democratic nation on the 27th of April 1994.
We celebrated the progress made in building a society founded on the ideals of freedom, equality and human rights.
On the 29th of May 2024, We held our seventh democratic elections, peacefully and freely.
Opens: 14 January 2025
Closes: 29 January 2025
Who can apply:
Application process and payment
The re-mark and re-check application fees are as follows:
Note: Candidates may apply at the school/centre where they sat for their 2024 examinations.
Results will be released on 7 March 2025.
Founded in 2011 by a father and his two sons, Omega Packaging has overcome significant challenges to become a leading manufacturer of wine bottle dividers in Cape Town.
Palesa Lephallo is reshaping the beauty and skincare industry through Dipalesa Biotech Lab, a company she founded in 2021.
Based in Lenasia, Gauteng, the lab produces cosmetics designed for the unique needs of African skin, filling a gap overlooked by many global brands.
The Kota Festival Tour which was exclusively launched in Gauteng in 2023 is set to expand nationwide, bringing its vibrant celebration to provinces across South Africa.
This is made possible by the sponsorship commitment of Tiger Brands’ bread brand Albany, which is a title sponsor of the festival tour for the next three years.
South Africans who are not older than forty years of age and wish to pursue studies in heritage related programmes are invited to apply for bursaries before 31 January 2025.
The 2025 school year began on 15 January, and parents are encouraged to carefully choose safe transport for their children.
The National Learner Transport Policy (NLTP) was introduced in 2015 by the Department of Transport working with the Department of Basic Education.
The programme aims to ensure safe, reliable, and affordable transport for learners, especially those in grades R to 12 who live far from schools. Despite this, many families still rely on private transport providers.