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Sport, arts and culture

There were calls  for an encore when six state-funded Performing Arts Institutions took centre stage recently and showcased the products of their development programmes.

Through collaborations between government and the private sector, all South Africans should have internet access by 2021.

Assistant Director: COIDA (3 posts)

Centres: Labour Centre Rustenburg, Labour Centre Klerksdorp, Provincial Office Mmabatho
Reference No: HR 4/4/9/230
Salary: Commencing: R334 545 per annum
Enquiries: Mr OPS Sebapatso, Tel: 018 387 8195
Applications: Chief Director: Provincial Operations, Department of Labour, North West, Private Bag X2040, Mmabatho, 2735

Would you recognise the symptoms of hepatitis if you or a loved one developed them?

While not all types of hepatitis are easily preventable, awareness of these liver diseases can help people seek the medical care they need and take precautions to prevent infection.

Young South Africans are being urged ‘to embrace technology’ and become innovators who create jobs.

Speaking at the recent Youth in Science, Technology and Innovation Indaba, Minister of Science and Technology Naledi Pandor explained that future growth depended on embracing new technologies and innovation.

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The Department of Health’s National Health Insurance is a plan to make healthcare available to all South Africans by improving the quality of clinics, hospitals, staff and equipment across the country.

The Department of Health recently published its policy document on the National Health Insurance system. This lays the groundwork for South Africa to move forward to health care for all.

A public-private partnership between the national Department of Education and Unilever aims to teach healthy hygiene habits to South African learners.

School children across the country are being encouraged to adopt healthy and hygienic habits.

The twinning of township and suburban schools is aimed at breaking the racial design behind schools and putting education on a more equal footing.

The Northern Cape’s winter school camps held recently gave the province’s matriculants an opportunity to be better prepared for the rest of the school year.