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The South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) is calling unemployed young graduates to apply for its two-year training and mentorship programme.
Gender-Based Violence
People Opposing Women Abuse
People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) provides shelter services for GBV victims and their children, counselling and legal advice.
Contact: Call POWA at 011 642 4345 / 6 or the counselling number at 076 694 5911.
Website: www.powa.co.za/POWA
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Gender-Based Violence
GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
Get help for GBV
As we commemorate the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children in November, it’s important for victims to know where they can get the help they need from government and civil society organisations.
Department of Employment and Labour: Inspections
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Wonderful lessons learned from joint mega blitz inspections in the North West – A model to emulate
The impressive high level of compliance with various labour laws recently diagnosed during mega blitz inspections (involving joint operations) in Potchefstroom only serve to show that with more such vigilance – the workplace in the country could be a model for the world.
Putting animals hides on the fashion stage
Traditional clothing designer Nkazimulo Ngidi will soon supply the bulk of his outfits to informal traders who lost their stock during the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) floods in April, after he was appointed by the Small Enterprise Development Agency (Seda) to be part of its flood relief programme.
Daughter immortalises Vusi Ximba’s music
In an extraordinary research paper, Nonjabulo Ximba, the daughter of the late legendary musician Vusi Ximba, analysed her father’s songs for her dissertation to earn her Master of Arts degree from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN).
EPWP used as stepping stone by school uniform manufacturers
A group of women from Pomeroy in KwaZulu-Natal have found a way to make ends meet after being given a helping hand by government.
Pretoria-Pienaarspoort trains back on track
The resumption of commuter rail services on the Pretoria to Pienaarspoort line on 26 September has lessened the strain on commuters’ budgets.
Commuters were severely impacted when the service was suspended for major rehabilitation work, but they can now travel safely on the new electric trains – for only R8.50 a trip.
