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Closing the talent gap with Bayeza
In 2012, it was reported that 600,000 graduates in South Africa were unable to find employment, and unable to put into practice what they had learnt. With the gulf between university and the workplace not helping students, it’s the vision of private enterprises which must lead the development of tomorrow’s talent. “South Africa has an abundance of eager graduates looking to … [Read more...] about Closing the talent gap with Bayeza
459 Early Childhood Development Practitioners not paid
The Democratic Alliance has learnt with much trepidation that 459 Early Childhood Development (Grade R) Practitioners have not received their salaries (Stipends) for April 2013. This information has come to our attention through visits to our Democratic Alliance Head Office, by delegates representing disgruntled Early Childhood Development Practitioners, that some of their … [Read more...] about 459 Early Childhood Development Practitioners not paid
‘But is it art?’ at the National Arts Festival
Boundaries of both audiences and performers are extended with the Performance Art offering from the National Arts Festival, Grahamstown. In a performance cycle entitled Anthea Moys vs. The City of Grahamstown, the (first ever) Standard Bank Young Artist for Performance Art, Anthea Moys, will compete against the people of Grahamstown in a tournament of skill, strength, and … [Read more...] about ‘But is it art?’ at the National Arts Festival
Wells Estate Project
The goal is simple – sterilise as many dogs as they can find money to do so The mission – find money to sterilise as many dogs as they can Spinoffs – Education. Dipping. Euthanizing. Feeding. Background – Wells Estate is a small community opposite Scribante on road to Markman on outskirts of Port Elizabeth. It may be smaller than the well known Motherwell, but the need is just … [Read more...] about Wells Estate Project
