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Democracy’s impact on community development

LETTER TO THE EDITOR/OPINIONS

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Rail must be the backbone of public transport in South Africa

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

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Protecting the elderly in our communities

Senior members of society have made invaluable contributions in our lives, as struggle stalwarts, freedom fighters, community activists and our very own family members. They have laid the groundwork for our nation’s development and have been instrumental in shaping our core values.

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Dear Vuk’uzenzele

My name is Kroti Azola. I am from Mthatha in the Eastern Cape. I love cooking, especially baking. I need assistance with equipment such as stoves and pots to start my business. I am unemployed and I live with my blind grandfather.

Warm regards, Kroti Azola

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Social development month creating a caring society

As we celebrate Social Development Month in October, it is essential to reflect on the remarkable contributions of the Department of Social Development (DSD) over the past 30 years.

DSD has consistently been a pillar of support during South Africa’s most challenging times, addressing the evolving social landscape and stepping in during moments of crisis to assist vulnerable populations.

During the transition to democracy, South Africa faced significant political unrest, characterised by violence and social disruptions that left many children orphaned.

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Improved sentiment is rooted in real economic progress

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President Ramaphosa calls on all to support BELA Act

President Cyril Ramaphosa has called on everyone to put their weight behind implementing the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act so that all children receive a good quality education regardless of their circumstances.

“The passage of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act is part of ongoing efforts to build an education system that is more effective and more equitable.

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Have a sip of butternut coffee

A Bloemfontein-based entrepreneur, who established a healthy alternative to coffee, is revolutionizing the agro-processing industry through her thriving business.

Chantelle de Bruyn (34) is the owner of Buttercup Farmhouse, a business that she registered in 2019 with initial plans to manufacture vegetable spices.

The business is currently selling its signature Cucurbita Latte (vegetable coffee made from butternut) and has plans to expand to produce supplement shakes, snack bars, vegetable ice cream, and a tea range.