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February 2022
YES, seems to be the answer, but ‘the hard way’!
By JP Landman
As far as the economy goes, last week’s State of the Nation address (SONA) dealt primarily with structural reform in sectors like electricity, spectrum, transport and infrastructure. But even the sceptics who supported the announcement asked: it’s all very well, but will it be implemented?
The easiest way to answer that question is to look back at the track record of implementation on critical economic issues. As the president himself said “The state of the nation is linked inextricably to the state of the economy”
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Reviving the economy is firstly a policy choice
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Nomusa Caroline Hlongwane (59), who blazed a trail as the Shoprite Group’s first female driver, is now training the next generation of the Shoprite Group’s highly-skilled team of truck drivers.
Hlongwane, who initially had her eye on becoming a teacher, started her truck driving career in 1990 and joined the Group in 2007.
Her experience and passion led her to become a driver trainer, where Hlongwane has combined her love of teaching with her truck driving expertise to train more than 400 drivers to date.
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Eight months after starting the Re.Bag.Re.Use initiative, the project of repurposing empty bread bags into crocheted shopping and beach bags is still going strong!
An empty bread bag might only be a piece of rubbish to most, but for a group of ladies in Hout Bay, Cape Town it is providing an additional income to put bread on the table.
There are currently eleven ladies on the team; eight crocheters and three ladies who cut the plastic.
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BOSS BABES OF South Africa –
A proudly South African female empowerment platform #ThisIsUs
BOSS BABES OF South Africa is the brain child of Founder, Kovini Moodley , a chartered accountant and philanthropist who is passionate about uplifting women and empowering young women of South Africa.
The world needs more women to step up and own their power and authenticity in a way that inspires women. Kovini Moodley grew up in a little town south of Durban and has always felt a deep calling to impact causes greater than herself.
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Johannesburg, 10 February 2022 – While February may be the shortest month of the year, there is no shortage of themed holidays, including National Random Acts of Kindness Day. This month doesn’t need to only be about romantic love. It is an opportunity for all of us to show there is more than one way to spread love, through acts of kindness and humanity towards other humans. The perfect way to do this is through the Mandela Day Global Network, where you can find your volunteering match.
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Calling all primary school learners across the country to complete
a life-saving education programme
February 2022: Primary school children across South Africa are encouraged to become potential lifesavers by participating in an award-winning educational campaign. The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa is urging all parents and educators to register learners to participate in the free, fun, and interactive FAST Heroes programme.
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On this day in 1990, the great Nelson Mandela was freed after having spent 27 years in various South African prisons.
A celebrated civil rights activist, the first black head of state in the nation, and inspiration to many, the actions of he and his peers in the African National Congress were directly correlated with the end to apartheid and ultimately earned him a Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.
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