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The digital divide is a significant challenge in South Africa, with many citizens lacking access to essential services such as education and healthcare due to limited internet connectivity. To address this issue, the government has launched the SA Connect program, which aims to provide highspeed internet connectivity to all citizens, regardless of their location or economic status.
The District Six community has a long and complex history, with over 60,000 inhabitants being forcibly removed during apartheid in the 1970s. The community has been fighting to reclaim the land and rebuild the area to its former glory since then.
The South African Department of Science and Innovation (DSI) has unveiled its initiatives and investments in the 2023/24 budget vote. With a focus on science, technology, and innovation, the department aims to overcome the country’s challenges and promote growth through various projects and programs. Keep reading to learn more about the DSI’s key initiatives.
The admissions process can be a stressful and overwhelming experience for parents, especially those applying for the first time. However, by taking necessary steps and ensuring all requirements are met, parents can make the process more efficient and less stressful. One crucial step in this process is verifying login details.
The United Rugby Championship Grand Final is one of the most highlyanticipated events in the rugby calendar. This year’s final will see the DHL Stormers face Munster in a thrilling match at the DHL Stadium, with a soldout crowd of 55,000 expected to attend. As the City of Cape Town prepares to host this event, extensive preparations have been made to ensure that the event runs smoothly.
The 76th World Health Assembly is a significant event for the global health community. The Assembly provides member states with an opportunity to come together and discuss healthcare delivery, public health, and the challenges faced by countries worldwide, especially those related to the COVID19 pandemic.
The Northern Cape Province of South Africa holds the highest unemployment rate in the country. Almost 40% of its population currently struggles with unemployment. In response, National Careers Week’s “Pathways to Employment” career fairs aim to tackle this issue by providing job seekers with a platform to interact with potential employers and access training and job search resources.
Rhino poaching continues to be a critical issue in South Africa, with the country being home to more than 80% of the world’s remaining rhino population. The illegal trade in rhino horns, fueled by demand in Asian countries where it is believed to have medicinal properties, has continued to thrive, despite efforts to curb it.
Health officials in South Africa have issued a warning about an outbreak of diarrhoeal disease and an increase in laboratoryconfirmed cholera cases. The Department of Health has urged the public to exercise extra precautionary measures to prevent the spread of these diseases.
The Gauteng Police Department, led by Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant General Elias Mawela, is making significant progress in reducing crime rates. The department has initiated various operations that have resulted in the arrest of criminals and the retrieval of stolen goods.
Langa, located in the Western Cape of South Africa, has emerged as a popular tourist destination in recent years. The success of its tourism industry can be attributed to various factors, including community workshops, government programs, and the involvement of local businesses and residents.
Cholera outbreaks are a common occurrence in areas with poor water quality and sanitation, and Hammanskraal is no exception. The government has acknowledged the gravity of this crisis and is taking swift action to mitigate its effects. However, a longterm solution to water supply and quality issues in the area is still being developed.
The cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal has brought to light the ongoing water and sanitation crisis in South Africa. The lack of access to safe and reliable water and sanitation services has been a persistent issue in the country, affecting millions of people.
The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has made it a priority to improve the lives of those residing in townships, informal settlements, and hostels. This is particularly important given the challenges faced by these communities, which often lack access to safe and reliable public transport.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has been investigating fraudulent claims submitted to the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) under the Temporary Employer/Employee Relief Scheme (TERS). The investigations have uncovered a web of deceit and exploitation, emphasizing the significance of transparency and accountability in the allocation of public resources.
My Cape Town Market Atlantis is an upcoming event that offers a unique opportunity for local vendors to showcase their products and services. The event aims to connect local traders with new and existing customers and create economic opportunities for the community.