The Human Resources Department of the City of Cape Town has announced the opening of its internship database for unemployed graduates living in Cape Town. The registration will be open until 18 August 2023 and will provide graduates with various skill development and training opportunities throughout the year.
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has announced its recruitment process for 2024/2025 as part of its effort to strengthen the fight against crime and enhance community protection. The recruitment drive aims to add 10,000 new recruits between the ages of 18 and 35 to serve as dedicated law enforcement officers across the country.
The South African women’s football team, Banyana Banyana, made a remarkable showing in the FIFA Women’s World Cup, demonstrating their skills and tenacity in a thrilling match against the Netherlands. Although they lost with a final score of 20, their performance was inspiring and earned them a spot in the top 16 teams.
Skilled trades have long been dominated by men, but a group of young and ambitious women in Cape Town are changing that. During Women’s Month, the City of Cape Town celebrated the remarkable achievements of five women who have secured permanent positions as handywomen within various departments of the city, following their successful completion of the City’s Apprenticeship Programmes.
The ongoing taxi strike in Cape Town has been causing chaos in the city since last Thursday, impacting the daily lives of residents and the region’s economy. Despite negotiations between the Western Cape Government (WCG), City of Cape Town (CoCT), and the South African National Taxi Council (Santaco), a resolution has yet to be reached.
Local governments play a crucial role in addressing the energy crisis by providing solutions and collaborating with the Western Cape Government (WCG). Municipalities are responsible for service delivery, which is severely impacted during power blackouts. To combat the crisis, provinces must focus on protecting essential services and seeking alternative sources of energy.
Cape Town is a city beloved for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage. In this article, we explore the city’s remarkable gems from its worldrenowned natural wonders to communitydriven initiatives. ## Culinary Scene
Cape Town is facing major traffic disruptions as Santaco’s taxi stayaway continues. The blockades of vital routes have led to the closure of all lanes on crucial national roads, resulting in massive delays and chaos. Law enforcement officers have been dispatched to the scene, but the situation remains tense.
To mark World Breastfeeding Week, the Health Department of Cape Town has launched an outreach programme aimed at promoting the benefits of breastfeeding and encouraging workplaces to adopt policies that support nursing mothers. As part of this initiative, discussions were held at In2Food, a company based in Strand, about workplace policies, creating breastfeedingfriendly environments, and the advantages of breastfeeding.
Municipal services in several communities in Cape Town, including Browns Farm, Philippi East, Nyanga, and Samora Machel, have been suspended due to the ongoing taxi strike. The threat of violence has resulted in the closure of schools and clinics, leaving many people stranded and anxious to get home. The strike has disrupted transportation and led to some healthcare workers refusing to see patients.
Local governments play a crucial role in addressing the energy crisis by providing solutions and collaborating with the Western Cape Government (WCG). Municipalities are responsible for service delivery, which is severely impacted during power blackouts. To combat the crisis, provinces must focus on protecting essential services and seeking alternative sources of energy.
South Africa is ready to host the 15th BRICS Summit, a significant gathering of representatives from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The event is scheduled to take place at the Sandton Convention Centre from August 2224, 2023, a prestigious venue that has hosted several highprofile events.
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), a South African organization that provides financial assistance to students, will hold a media briefing to update the public on its current state of affairs. The executive management, led by NSFAS Board Chairperson Ernest Khosa, will provide updates on the following matters:
In South Africa, Western Cape police officers are dedicated to eradicating the illegal trafficking of drugs. Recently, their efforts paid off when a 62yearold man was arrested for possession of 5kg of heroin, worth an estimated R1.2 million. ### Collaborative Effort of Law Enforcement
False Bay TVET College, a culinary school, recently distinguished itself at the prestigious 2023 Showcook Competition. The Showcook Initiative, a platform for hotel schools to showcase the creativity of their students, held its event, titled “Reaching for Young Stars,” at Mount Nelson.
August 8th marks a special day for cat lovers worldwide International Cat Day. This day, dedicated to our furry feline friends, celebrates their unique personalities and wellbeing while promoting responsible pet ownership practices. ## The Magic of Feline Cuteness: Irresistible Kitten Appeal
