This development is particularly significant for South Africa, where unemployment remains alarmingly high and economic growth has been sluggish.
Hammanskraal community finally get clean, drinkable water
In a statement, Tshwane Municipality Mayor, Dr Nasiphi Moya, explained that “extensive testing” was done before laboratory tests confirmed that “the water now meets all the required health standards for consumption”.
Matric Class of 2024 set new records
With a pass rate of 87.3% – the matriculants have exceeded the 82.9% achieved in 2023, marking an impressive improvement of 4.4%.
Strengthening the Commitment to End Harassment: A Call to Action During the 16 Days of Activism and Beyond
Minister for the Public Service and Administration, Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi at the launch of the policy World of Work.
As South Africa marked the annual 16 Days of Activism Against Violence Against Women and Children from November 25 to December 10, it is important to emphasize the government’s commitment to creating a safe and equitable world of work for all public servants.
O Fetoga Ga Tlelaemete Go Ama Botshelo Jwa Rona Jwa Letsatsi Le Letsatsi
Phetogo ya tlelaemete e sa ntse e le bothata jwa boditšhabatšhaba e bile e tshwenya balaodi.
Chinese Delegation Visits Kgomo Kgomo for Poverty Reduction Program
A delegation of about eight officials and entrepreneurs from Zhejiang in the province, China visited Kgomo Kgomo village in the area of Moretele local municipality.
Angelo Biotech Expands into Africa, Empowering Entrepreneurs through Health and Wealth
Boasting over ten years of professional experience in pharmaceuticals, life sciences, and biotechnology, Angelo HZS has assembled a team of scientific research talents from China and the USA. T
President Xi Jinping Advocates for Strengthening South Africa’s Manufacturing Sector
Chinese President Xi Jinping has voiced his support for the development of South Africa’s manufacturing […]
Public Drinking Is Illegal Dont Do It
According to Gauteng’s provincial by-laws, anyone caught drinking in public can face a fine of R300.
Hisense: Strengthening Ties Between China and South Africa Through Technology and Opportunity
Over the years, this plant has become an integral part of the local economy, employing at least 1,000 South Africans who assemble electronic components for products distributed across Africa.