Storytelling has been used for many years to transmit important cultural information from onegeneration to the next. Today the art of telling tales is used in marketing by many big brands to promote products. Once upon a time there was Read the full story
There are two main reasons footballers retire: old age and injury. Do you ever wonder what happens with their lives after hanging their boots? Sipho Ndzuzo was one of the few footballers who looked beyond his professional soccer career. He Read the full story
Have you ever imagined what could happen when you turn what most people consider a “hobby” into a lucrative business? Ask Mthokozi Khathi; or as he is better known, Dj Tira and you will learn this: passion for what you Read the full story
As the world observes World TB Day today, local mining leader, Exxaro, has announced its plans to drive an impactful, five-year TB initiative at its Grootegeluk mine in the Waterberg District in Limpopo. Present in all countries and age groups, Read the full story
A partnership between South Africa and Japan will see the Department of Water and Sanitation train artisans to deal with water losses in communities. The training programme on non-revenue water will be conducted at the multimillion rand training yard and Read the full story
In a review of the Presidential Youth Employment Stimulus, which commenced in December 2020, the Department of Basic Education, says the initiative has created over 300, 000 jobs. The sector created employment opportunities for 319 091 Education and General Education Read the full story
With small business being touted as the genesis of the recovery of the local economy post COVID-19 setbacks, Glencore Ferroalloys has stepped up its support of local entrepreneurs through the roll out of Enterprise and Supplier Development (ESD) Hubs across Read the full story
“It was a lot to handle for young person, the fear of financial exclusion would always envelop Gugulethu. Until she was made aware of Zululand Anthracite Colliery (ZAC) a mine located in her home district of Zululand in KwaZulu-Natal, which Read the full story
For a long time, barriers have limited the participation of women in social housing projects. But the situation is set to change following the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) between Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) and the South Read the full story
By Mesela Nhlapo As President Ramaphosa highlighted in his presentation of the Economic Reconstruction and Recovery Plan (ERRP) to parliament in October last year, rail lies at the heart of reviving South Africa’s economy. In fact, Government’s move to introduce Read the full story