We heard the numbers in President Cyril Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address and we’ll hear where the money will come from in Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana Budget Presentation. According to the President we’ve been creating jobs through various stimulus programmes addressing both broad unemployment, as well as youth unemployment. He says our education system […]
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The Cape Wine Auction has earned a reputation as the significant international wine charity auction in South Africa. Since its inception in 2014 it has raised over R100 million with 38 partners benefiting through a co-operative donor-beneficiary model that prides itself on creating fundamental impact. ImpactSA spoke to Chairman of the Board of Trustees of
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For several years prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, South Africa had already been in a food security crisis, with an estimated 14 million people experiencing moderate to severe food insecurity. Andy du Plessis – Managing Director FoodForward SA For several years prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, South Africa had already been in a food security
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It was with great shock and sadness to learn of the sudden passing away of Morena Ashley Mabogoane on Friday, 3 February following a short struggle with lung cancer at the youthful age of 64. By Bonang Mohale for Daily Maverick It is true that it often takes sadness to know what happiness is, noise
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How will the president address the education crisis in his State of the Nation Address, what definitive plans are there for Early Childhood Development, and what solutions are there for the future of South Africa’s children? There is a dire need for systemic improvements in the quality of learning in the country’s basic education system.
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With no end to power cuts in sight, many businesses and residents have been turning to battery-powered lamps, gas stoves, inverters and domestic solar power. Load shedding has cut business hours and production, reducing income. By Ashraf Hendricks for GroundUp. Images: GroundUp and Pixabay Scheduled blackouts by Eskom started back in 2007. Yet 16 years
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Next week, 9 February will see President Cyril Ramaphosa stand up in Parliament and deliver his State of the Nation Address (SONA). The President is faced with a myriad challenges, loadsheading topping the agenda along with crumbling infrastructure, a lack of service delivery and Phala Phala, the sword of Damocles that will surely have the
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The Anglo American Community Bursary Programme, in partnership with Tshikululu Social Investments, believes in investing in people through prioritising education. Bursary Programme recipients 2022 highlight what makes the Community Bursary Programme different, to help students realise their dreams. Watch the highlights video here:
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Despite the challenges — or because of them — CSI continues to strive for transformational change in SA. By Nick Rockey for Business Day Corporate social investment (CSI) has evolved significantly over the past 25 years, from the pre-democratic era through political transition and economic transformation, to the “lost decade” under former president Jacob Zuma,
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MAMAS Alliance attended a breakfast event hosted by Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga to celebrate the country’s top matric achievers. German More talks to ENCA about the immeasurable work MAMAS Alliance does to help the most vulnerable from the class of 2022 through the financial support from South African businesses.
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