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Motshekga moots scrapping of quintile system

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Cape Town – The Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, plans to do away with the quintile system, which her department uses to allocate funds to schools, in favour of a two-category system.

Service delivery in Mandeni improves

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Mandeni – Despite teething problems four years ago in the Mandeni Municipality, service delivery is now at the optimum level in the Ilembe District, says KwaZulu-Natal Acting Premier Senzo Mchunu.

Zuma to lead SA delegation to UN General Assembly

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Pretoria - President Jacob Zuma is expected to address the opening session of the General Debate during the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York later this month.

New nurses for NW health facilities

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Pretoria - The North West Health Department continues to see steady progress in addressing the challenges of scares skills and training of health professionals, with more nurses and doctors becoming available.

Municipalities more financially responsible in reporting

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Cape Town – Municipalities have become more responsible in reporting their financial position, with all 278 municipalities having submitted Section 71 financial information to the National Treasury for the last two quarterly reports, the chief executive of the SA Local Government Association (Salga), Xolile George, said today.

SA welcomes moves to bolster nuclear safety

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Pretoria - South Africa has welcomed the International Atomic Energy Agency’s efforts to strengthen global nuclear safety, Energy Minister Ben Martins said today.

Strikes in 2012 reach record high

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Pretoria – South Africa had a dramatic increase in the number of strikes in 2012 compared to the previous four years, according to the Annual Industrial Action Report.

Motlanthe concludes UK visit

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Pretoria - Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe has concluded his working visit to the United Kingdom, his office said on Tuesday.