The 4IR (4th Industrial Revolution) almost never fails to get conversation going, but how does this effect women in the workplace? Will the impact of 4IR be restrictive for women or does it present and opportunity to change the social norm to empower and equip women.
The 4IR (4th Industrial Revolution) almost never fails to get conversation going, but how does this effect women in the workplace? Will the impact of 4IR be restrictive for women or does it present and opportunity to change the social norm to empower and equip women. The effects of 4IR are visible in the workplace […]
Exxaro Grootegeluk Coal mine devoted 67 minutes to commemorate the annual Nelson Mandela Day at Kitty Primary School, Shongoane on Thursday, 18 July 2019. The event, which was led by the Community Development team was attended by, Dept of Social Development officials, parents, Exxaro union members, and staff. Established in 1899, this quintile 1 school, […]
MOKOPOANE: As the Mogalakwena Local Municipality we are saddened by the unfortunate incident that transpired few minutes before the commencement of the Special Council sitting which left the Mayor, Cllr Andrina Matsemela injured. A group of unknown people who we suspect that they are community members in pretence of attending the Special Council sitting forced […]
Following the successful 2019 General Elections, of which the ANC won overwhelmingly, the people of Limpopo have renewed the mandate if the ANC is to continue governing them. In an effort to implement the ruling party’s manifesto which amongst others include: • advance social transformation • stepping up the fight against corruption, • rebuilding and […]
The Limpopo Dinare Softball team has won all games during the Softball Premier League hosted at Cricket Club, Polokwane from 18-19 May 2019 over the weekend. Dinare is leading the log with twelve (12) points from seven matches played followed by Gauteng Gold Spears with ten (10) points. The league is played under the slogan […]
Last Wednesday the world witnessed 400 members of South Africa’s highest House, the National Assembly sworn in the 6th parliament, which for the first time featured a member who directly comes from Lephalale. The name Dipuo Moatshe is not new to those who follow politics and especially local ANC politics. Having joined the ANC in […]
The Waterberg was declared a priority area by the former late Minister of Environmental Affairs Edna Molewa on July 12. Yet the area is still dealing with numerous environmental issues that affect the local communities directly, but also contribute to broader environment degradation. The coal industry (mining and power generation) is the one of the […]
Friday, 10 May 2019: On Friday, 10 May 2019 the athletes of the Top Runners Athletics Club donated 80 school shoes to benefit 80 learners (30 girls and 50 boys) at Madibaneng Primary School at Seleka Village in Lephalale. These runners are Eskom employees who are engaged in external wellness activities but in the process […]
The May 08 elections were presumed to be one of the highly contested General elections since South Africa became a democratic country in 1994.These elections also presented an opportunity for the millennials to vote for the first time in their lives. Though from a distance one would notice that some citizens generally couldn’t differentiate if […]
In February some national media houses reported about units drowning in ash at Medupi Power Station as contractors was forced to withdraw. This was after Clyde Bergemann Africa (CBZ), which was contracted to supply and construct the dust handling units withdrew its staff from the power station. At that stage, CBZ director Jeremy Kirsch confirmed […]
