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President Cyril Ramaphosa has last night seen off the team, which will be repatriating the South Africans who are still trapped in Wuhan, China, following the corona-virus out-break. Ramaphosa says the mission will cost R25 million and includes 151 members of the SA National Defence Force. Two weeks ago, Ramaphosa announced the government was planning to repatriate 184 South Africans from Wuhan after they expressed a desire to return, News24 reported. They include teachers and
The South African-wing of the Worldwide Fund for Nature says its Graduate Internship Programme helps address the skills-shortage experienced in South Africa’s conservation and environmental management sectors. The programme, launched 10 years ago, provides graduates with practical work experience over a one-year period, helping them gain valuable career-specific, workplace-based training. Senior Manager: Environmental Leaders Programme at WWF-SA, Glenda Raven, says up to 82 percent of trainees find full-time employment, within 3 months of completing the
9-year old Guillaume Olivier from Fish Hoek will aim to become the youngest ever South African to summit Mount Kilimanjaro. Olivier, an avid hiker and sports lover, will attempt to climb the highest peak in Africa in August, in memory of fallen firefighters who risked their lives to save people. Olivier will also raise funds for the Fish Hoek Fire Station. Olivier says he’s very excited about the climb and he will be accompanied by
The MEC for Finance and Economic Opportunities, David Maynier, says the 2020 provincial budget will serve the people, putting first the needs and wishes of Western Cape residents. Maynier tabled the budget here in Cape Town this morning, allocating 224-billion-Rand, over the medium term, to improve service delivery across the province. Maynier says over the next 3 years, 83.2-billion-Rand will be spent on improving Health services, while another 79.4-billion-Rand will be spent on bolstering Education
