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Eskom to establish Specialisation Centre

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Pretoria - Eskom is to establish a Specialisation Centre that focuses on nuclear engineering and technology as part of the Eskom Power Plant Engineering Institute (EPPEI) Phase two programme, Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown said on Tuesday.

JB Marks, KB Mashi remembered on Mandela Day

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Pretoria- The Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) spent Mandela Day paying homage to those who dedicated their lives to achieving freedom and democracy in South Africa.

Global leaders urged to push for AIDS-free world

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Pretoria - The 21st International AIDS Conference, which is underway in Durban, has started with powerful calls on all sectors of society around the globe to intensify the pursuit of an AIDS-free world.

KZN Treasury brings smiles to ECD children

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Pretoria – Children at the Asiphile Early Childhood Development Centre (ECD), in Molweni, were full of smiles, on Monday, when they were given food parcels, blankets, mattresses, toys and furniture.

CCMA rules in favour of Parliament in bonus case

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Pretoria – The Council for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) has dismissed an application by the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (Nehawu) in relation to the payment of bonuses in 2015.

SA committed to providing HIV treatment

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Durban - Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again reiterated government’s commitment to provide life-saving HIV treatment to all those who need it.

Meeting to strengthen informal economy

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Pretoria – An Informal Sector Dialogue will be held on Thursday, to address the challenges faced by informal traders in the area of Empangeni, in KwaZulu-Natal.

SA a gateway to Africa

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Pretoria – Invest SA’s win of the global investment promotion award is recognition by investors that South Africa is the regional hub and gateway to the African continent, says Trade and Industry Minister Rob Davies.

How SA saved its babies

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In a country with over one million pregnant women each year and with an HIV prevalence of nearly 30 per cent, South Africa has made notable strides towards the prevention of mother to child HIV infections, writes Chris Bathembu.