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Gibela 2022 bursary programme open for applications
The Gibela Rail Transport Consortium is calling for applications for 200 bursaries in 2022 in engineering, manufacturing, computer science, supply...
Africa must unite, and create jobs for youth, Ramaphosa tells Durban trade fair
He was speaking at the fair on Monday at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban “Colonialism deeply damaged the...
Orderin branches into youth employment and empowerment
Cape Town - Service delivery platform Orderin has partnered with Afrika Tikkun, an organisation that works to support disadvantaged young people...
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HOW SA CAN GET COMMUNITIES INVOLVED IN CONSERVING COASTAL AND MARINE AREAS
Protected areas, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, are clearly defined geographical spaces set aside to conserve nature, ecosystem services and cultural values. They are important to reduce biodiversity loss and protect sources of food,...
Collaboration key to saving water
Partnership between the private, public and civil society organisations is key towards bringing local and international investors to invest in water infrastructure development, says Water and Sanitation deputy minister Dikeledi Magadzi. The deputy minister was giving...
COP26: 5 climate change factors impacting non-profit organisations
The COP26 global climate summit, which recently took place in Glasgow, Scotland, is a stark reminder that climate change is a reality confronting all humanity. It will usher in major changes affecting our lives and those of future generations. Such developments will...
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Collaboration key to saving water
Partnership between the private, public and civil society organisations is key towards bringing local and international investors to invest in water infrastructure development, says Water and Sanitation deputy minister Dikeledi Magadzi. The deputy minister was giving...
COP26: 5 climate change factors impacting non-profit organisations
The COP26 global climate summit, which recently took place in Glasgow, Scotland, is a stark reminder that climate change is a reality confronting all humanity. It will usher in major changes affecting our lives and those of future generations. Such developments will...
Tongaat Hulett plans a rights issue of close to R2bn to sustain its turnaround strategy
TONGAAT Hulett plans a rights offer of at least R2 billion, partially underwritten by shareholder and strategic partner Magister Investments, to put the sugar and property group on a sustainable trajectory through its turnaround process. The amount of equity capital...
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HOW SA CAN GET COMMUNITIES INVOLVED IN CONSERVING COASTAL AND MARINE AREAS
Protected areas, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, are clearly defined geographical spaces set aside to conserve nature, ecosystem services and cultural values. They are important to reduce biodiversity loss and protect sources of food,...
DEFINING WHAT’S ETHICAL IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE NEEDS INPUT FROM AFRICANS
Artificial intelligence (AI) was once the stuff of science fiction. But it’s becoming widespread. It is used in mobile phone technology and motor vehicles. It powers tools for agriculture and healthcare. But concerns have emerged about the accountability of AI and...
Collaboration key to saving water
Partnership between the private, public and civil society organisations is key towards bringing local and international investors to invest in water infrastructure development, says Water and Sanitation deputy minister Dikeledi Magadzi. The deputy minister was giving...
