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Empowering the Youth: Premier Alan Winde Hosts #ThethaYouth #PraatNou Campaign

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Investing in the future generations is essential for sustainable growth and development. The Western Cape Government (WCG) of South Africa is committed to this by hosting the #ThethaYouth #PraatNou campaign. This initiative aims to provide education and internship opportunities for the youth in the province. Premier Alan Winde leads the campaign by inviting young individuals to participate in his weekly Digicon event.

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Aphiwe Dyantyi’s Anticipated Return to Rugby: A Phoenix Rising

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Aphiwe Dyantyi, the talented winger, is set to return to rugby after a fouryear doping ban. The Durbanbased Sharks confirmed his inclusion in their ranks, and the star player is eagerly anticipating the end of his suspension, which is set to lift in a matter of weeks. This development is exhilarating news for rugby fans, and Dyantyi’s return marks a new chapter in his career.

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Department of Employment and Labour Promotes Communication on Employment Equity Amendments and Affirmative Action

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The South African Department of Employment and Labour is urging trade union federations to facilitate communication between groundlevel workers regarding the Employment Equity (EE) amendments and Affirmative Action. This call to action was made during a workshop aimed at empowering trade union representatives on their responsibilities as members of EE consultative forums.

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Vusi Thembekwayo’s Legal and Personal Struggles

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Vusi Thembekwayo, a wellknown businessman, author, and motivational speaker, is currently facing both personal and financial controversies. Despite his prior successes and public image, Thembekwayo’s current difficulties have emerged as a stark contrast. ## Financial Dispute

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Joanna Lee Miller’s Solo Exhibition: A Tribute to the Beauty of Cape Town’s Nature

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Joanna Lee Miller’s debut solo exhibition, “Here I Find,” at the StateoftheART Gallery is a celebration of the stunning natural beauty of Cape Town. The exhibition will run from June 24 to July 15, showcasing Miller’s artistic talent and her ability to capture the essence of the constantly changing light and landscape of the Cape region through her captivating oil paintings.

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The Great Youth Day Bake Off: A Celebration of Creativity and Inclusivity

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In Cape Town, a unique event is taking place to celebrate Youth Day. The nonprofit organization Be MyVoice has organized a baking competition called The Great Youth Day Bake Off. The event is specifically designed for special needs youth. The Great Youth Day Bake Off highlights the creativity and talents of these young participants. It also serves as a platform for raising awareness and promoting inclusivity within the community.

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The Need for a Fair and Equal Healthcare System in South Africa

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South Africa is currently contemplating the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill, which could be a significant turning point for the country’s healthcare system. The bill is the result of a 12yearlong journey towards creating a healthcare system that is fair and equitable for all citizens. This legislation seeks to fulfill the aspirations of the country’s freedom fighters who declared that quality healthcare services should be accessible to everyone in a just society.

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A Global Call for Action: Minister Thulas Nxesi and the Pursuit of Social Justice through Sustainable Development Goals

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South Africa’s Employment and Labour Minister, Thulas Nxesi, has called on the international community to accelerate progress towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030. Speaking at the 111th Session of the International Labour Conference (ILC) in Geneva, Switzerland, Nxesi emphasized the need for a coordinated and collaborative approach to promoting social justice and tackling global challenges such as economic inequality, poverty, and discrimination.

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