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Powering homes in QwaQwa
When the rural community of QwaQwa in the Free State faced a serious challenge of electricity supply that disrupted its residents' daily lives, Danile Zoko identified a gap in the market.
Plans to improve sports, arts and culture
Sport, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie is committed to resolving the dispute between eMedia and the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) so that free-to-air broadcasts of Springbok matches on the national broadcaster can resume.
Reflecting on former Minister Tito Mboweni's life
Former Minister of Finance and Governor of the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), Tito Mboweni has been remembered for his culinary skills, humour and as someone who was kind.
Tips on managing exam stress
With the matric class of 2024 spearing ahead with their final examinations, the South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) said grade 12 pupils should be mindful of how they manage their stress levels.
A moderate amount of stress can be a good thing. It can sharpen concentration and performance and help to create the energy and motivation we need to keep studying.
Food poisoning incidents treated as national security threat
The Department of Health (DoH) has rebuffed claims that government is neglecting the issue of children dying from suspected food poisoning.
According to the department, the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) is currently treating the recent spate of deaths as a national security threat.
Trust Tshenku’s expertise for quality care
When Montsheng Claudia Sefali could not further her studies or secure permanent employment after completing matric, she decided to open Tshenku’s Laundry Services in Jagersfontein.
Sewing her way to business success
After learning the ropes at a shoemaking factory at which she had worked for 16 years, a woman from Pinetown, in Durban, decided to start her own enterprise.
Despite early financial setbacks, Bathabile Mkhize decided to pivot.