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Regus expands flexible spaces as hybrid work grows in Africa
Africa is poised to develop new working patterns.
Ministers Macpherson and Gondwe drive employment reforms to empower vulnerable South Africans
Their agenda revolves around vital reforms to the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) and establishing partnerships that support rural students, thus contributing to a broader strategy to mitigate youth unemployment in rural areas.
SAPS celebrates Women’s Month: Constable Thabisa Ntyinkala – a journey of dedication and integrity
“The way you carry yourself speaks volumes,” she notes, highlighting the importance of appearance, posture, and readiness as a key to doing sterling work within the TRT environment.
SAPS celebrates Women’s Month by showcasing women in policing: Colonel Veni Ruthenavelu's journey
The Question Document field covers various aspects of document examination, with analysts working across six levels.
Gauteng premier Lesufi vows quick fix for iCrush No Lova stipend delays as 3,000 lives hang in balance
Payment chaos erupts in Gauteng's iCrush No Lova learnership programme, leaving countless beneficiaries anxiously awaiting their R2,000 stipends.
City of Cape Town offers safe spaces after court eviction order
More than 150 homeless individuals in Cape Town’s CBD have accepted the City’s offer of new Safe Spaces shelters.
From cleaner to trainee mechanic: young females eager to make it in the motor trade
The motor repair industry has for years been seen as a man's world, but one workshop owner decided to defy the notion and give it an all-gender revamp.
UKZN-hosted STEAM rocket event ignites young minds
UKZN’s Aerospace Systems Research Institute held a science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics event at Hilton College.
Two UKZN teams in top three of JSE Investment Challenge
Students from the UKZN School of Accounting, Economics and Finance were placed first and third in this year’s competition.
Belt and Road Initiative: A road of innovation for the new era
For 10 years, guided by innovative ideas, Belt and Road cooperation has pooled resources of innovation and brought tangible benefits to the people.
Belt and Road Initiative: A road connecting civilizations for the new era
The BRI has built a platform for dialogue among civilizations, where the flowers of different civilizations bloom and shine together.
Unisa’s CSET extends deadline for applications, embarks on roadshow in 2024
The university’s College of Science, Engineering and Technology has extended enrolment for its undergraduate and postgraduate courses to January 31, 2024.
Soft skills essential for career success
The majority of companies will be looking for far more from you than just the technical abilities you've learned through training or a qualification.
The Expanded Public Works Programme is committed to the socio-economic empowerment of communities
EPWP has played a critical role in promoting the development of young people through training and skills development.
How to get around being over-qualified – expert tips
Being overqualified for a job can work against you, as many employers hesitate to hire those with experience that exceeds the job’s requirements
What to ask when starting a new job
You need to have clarity on what you bring to the workplace when you start a new job.
Future of higher education in focus at IEASA conference
The International Education Association of South Africa’s 25th annual conference attracted about 262 delegates from SA and around the world.
UKZN rewards excellence at the 2023 Annual Scholarship Awards
UKZN recognised and celebrated academic merit with 92 academic scholarships at the 2023 Scholarship Awards Ceremony. Altogether, this year, the university awarded 1 859 scholarships with a total value of R50. 2 million.
Jump start your career with distance learning
Consider remote learning if you want a method that puts your interests first.
Is World Youth Skills Day relevant to Africa?
World Youth Skills Day (July 15), it may be worthwhile to ask ourselves: is World Youth Skills Day relevant to Africa, and can this day of celebration actually address the rampant unemployment and lack of skills across the continent?
Science rocks at UKZN
UKZN’s Great Science Show-Off was an extravaganza of experiments and safety tips for students and members of the public.
Samsung celebrates women who ‘Do What They Can’t’
Samsung recognises the power and spirit of women from all walks of life.
Cinematic tapestry of culture: Chinese (Guangdong) Film Screening showcases cultural exchange at the University of Cape Town
This cultural interaction created an atmosphere of unity and appreciation for the richness of Chinese heritage.
Making your LinkedIn profile work for you – expert tips
LinkedIn is considered the largest professional global networking app used by recruiters and job seekers.
SANDF military exercise Mafadi VIII tests brains and brawn of personnel
SANDF Defence Legal Services Division completes gruelling snow-covered mountain climb training to the summit of Mafadi, South Africa’s highest peak.