Cut-off date for Gauteng learner registration
The Gauteng Department of Education has reminded parents and guardians that today is the cut-off date to apply for placement for their children in public schools across the province for the 2017 academic year.
Transnet launches search for engineering and accounting students for its training programmes
Transnet this week launched its bursary drive by inviting eligible students to apply for about 171 bursaries and a training programme for Chartered Accountants.
Samsung Electronics’ Curved Monitor Portfolio Surpasses One Million Sales Mark
Samsung Electronics South Africa is pleased to announce that it has sold more than one million curved monitor products worldwide since its launch in 2014.
Western Cape ready for 2016 Initiation Season
The DA in the Western Cape notes that the 2016 winter initiation season for the Xhosa and Basotho will be commencing in the coming weeks and we welcome the news that the Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport in the Western Cape is well prepared.
Vuwani gets 74 mobile classrooms
The Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) Ministry says government will be deploying 74 mobile classrooms to all affected schools in Vuwani and surrounding areas in Limpopo.
Toyota launches new models
President Jacob Zuma will today officially launch the new generation Toyota Hilux and Fortuner in Prospecton, Durban.
Mobile computer lab for Pretoria school
A Pretoria school has received a mobile computer lab which will be used to access educational content, provide connectivity to the internet and assist with facilitating training for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) skills.
Over 900 drivers fined in Gauteng
A total of 903 drivers, over the past week, have been given fines and notices for offences since the start of Operation Molao, said the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC).
Local business proud to be part of Fort Hare story
The business community of the small town of Alice, in the Eastern Cape, is throwing its weight behind this weekend’s centenary celebration of the University of Fort Hare, an institution that has been part of the town for the past 100 years.
Agreement reached to reopen schools in Tshimbupfe
The Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) established to oversee the return to normality in Vuwani and surrounding areas and traditional leaders of volatile Tshimbupfe Central have unanimously agreed to reopen all schools in the area.