2010 World Cup benefits continue

2010 World Cup benefits continue

Johannesburg – Almost three years after hosting the 2010 FIFA World Cup, South Africans continue to benefit from the tournament’s legacy projects, SASCOC President Gideon Sam said on Thursday. “It’s a great achievement… do yourself a favour and tour the country...
SA ready for first BRICS summit

SA ready for first BRICS summit

Pretoria – With only a few weeks left before the start of the 5th BRICS summit, preparations are at an advanced stage for the all-important gathering, says International Relations and Cooperation Deputy Minister, Ebrahim Ebrahim. “At this point, from the...
14000 new teachers by 2014

14000 new teachers by 2014

Siyabuswa – The South African Government is on a drive to produce more than 14 000 teachers by 2014. Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande made the announcement at the official launch of the New Teachers Education Programme in Mpumalanga on...
SA doing well, despite global woes

SA doing well, despite global woes

Cape Town – South Africa is holding up amid the suppressed global economy and the continuing uncertainty over the Eurozone, President Jacob Zuma said on Friday. Speaking at a New Age Business Briefing following the State of the Nation Address in Parliament last night,...