The Future of South Africa’s Private Security Industry
Private Security in South Africa is a growing sector, placing it as one of the biggest in the world, with more than 9 000 registered companies.
UNICEF: Driving Action & Accountability
In coordination with International Day of the Girl Child this year, comes the launch of UNICEF’s Advocacy and Communications Toolkit.
How empowering rural women alleviates poverty
Internationally, 40% of all women live in rural areas. According to World Bank estimates, in South Africa, around a third of the population live in rural areas.
Investing in economic development in Limpopo
On the back of economic challenges, the Limpopo government has dedicated itself to a project expected to open trade and industry in the province.
A vote for technology: The new devices shaping the local government elections
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) has unveiled the new devices that will run this year’s local government election. The new technology will replace machines used by the IEC for the last 20 years.
World Hospice and Palliative Care Day: The need for holistic support throughout illness
Less than 20% of people who need palliative care can access it in South Africa. It’s an essential part of managing a life-threatening illness, allowing patients and families to approach the end of life prepared and supported.
Municipal Innovation Maturity Index (MIMI): A multi-million Rand tech tool for growth
On 21 July, the Municipal Innovation Maturity Index (MIMI) was launched at the offices of the Human Sciences Research Council via zoom. The development of MIMI is in line with the National Development Plan’s aim to ensure a capable state and local government supported by innovation and technology.
FemTech: Enhancing Women’s Health
‘Gender’, a burning topic of discussion, has become more and more widely unpacked in debates regarding health issues and resources. With this, ‘FemTech’ has increased in popularity as it possesses the power to aid women’s health, globally.
Legal Matters – The Marvel of Maternity Leave
Falling pregnant is, for many women, one of the most joyous times of their lives. However, knowing that you will need to take up to 4 months of unpaid leave whilst you get to know your new bundle of joy can be disheartening and, of course, worrying.
Mpumalanga celebrates the launch of its first state oncology centre
A truly momentous occasion in the history of public healthcare, has just occured in the province of Mpumalanga: the region’s cancer patients rejoice as they no longer have to embark on long journeys to Gauteng to receive cancer-related medical attention.