The National Credit Act: Protecting consumers against reckless lending
“The National Credit Act has helped to counteract the threat of informal lending, but estimates say there may be as many as 40 000 illegal lenders still operating in South Africa.”
Unemployment Insurance Fund: Providing a safety net for South African workers
“More than 1.5 million companies in South Africa pay contributions to the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) on behalf of their workers, which gives employees a safety net should they lose their work or be unable to work due to certain provisions.”
Loadshedding Code of Practice
From the September Edition. The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has released a new and updated code of practice to govern load shedding, which looks to bolster the country’s plan to address power outages, for consultation.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites in South Africa
From the September Edition. South Africa proudly boasts ten UNESCO World Heritage Sites, recognised for their geological and cultural importance, meriting special recognition and protection beyond the national level, according to UNESCO.
Celebrating Heritage Month: Four Fun Activities
From the September Edition in celebration of Heritage Month. Here, we list four activities that you can do this September, alone or with your loved ones.
Trailblazer: Prof Njabulo Ndebele, Chairman of The Nelson Mandela Foundation
From the July Edition of Public Sector Leaders. In celebration of Mandela Month, our Trailblazer feature highlights Chairman of the Nelson Mandela Foundation, Professor Njabulo Ndebele and his effort in safeguarding Madiba’s legacy.
Fighting Wildfires: SA Offers Expertise To Canada
From the July edition of Public Sector Leaders. 400 firefighters have travelled from South Africa to Canada, to aid in extensive efforts to quell wildfires in Alberta, Canada.
Digital Transformation: Enhancing Education Systems Across Africa
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Tourism in Cape Town and The Western Cape
An article from the Public Sector Leaders publication. The July edition’s Regional Focus discusses discusses the recovery of the tourism industry in Cape Town and the Western Cape.
“Public Servants to Undergo Competency Testing”
In his letter to the nation on 11 September, His Excellency Cyril Ramaphosa focused on the theme of Public Service Month, drawing attention to the people who work in the country’s administration and their role in improving the lives of the citizens of South Africa. His Excellency noted that there are 1.2 million public servants who are tasked with delivering on government’s mandate to build a better South Africa through diligence, care and ethical conduct.