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Coke and partners stick to Katlehong school

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Thabo Tona Primary School is one of the schools Coca-Cola works with to provide learners with access to clean water and sanitation.

The man is an icon, the day is not

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The South African expat community in New Zealand is huge, but Mandela Day is not. Donovan Jackson reports.

Aussies launch day kitchen for Madiba

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Australians joined in Mandela Day through the launch of Mandela's Day Kitchen, a massive cook-up by 67 Australians and South Africans.

You do the maths

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More than 900 students at 10 schools in Limpopo and the North West Province will have scientific calculators by the end of the year.

Madiba warms rainy UK

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Britain might be under a blanket of cold rain and wind but people still managed to throw their hearts and souls into the Mandela Day philosophy.

Saving jobs takes hard work

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A joint venture fund allows South African businesses to retain staff during tough times.

Creating jobs through efficiency

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The Gro-E Scheme is the IDC's fund aimed at driving job creation.

Funding the green economy

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A German-SA partnership has made money available for developing local green companies.

Innovating across industries

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The Support Programme for Industrial Innovation, which has seen R574-million allocated since inception, is the oldest of the IDC's ring-fenced funds.

Supporting businesses in need

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The economic downturn of the past few years has put a lot of local businesses under severe financial strain.

Transforming entrepreneurship

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The IDC's Transformation and Entrepreneurship Scheme was set up in 2008 to finance marginalised groups in SA Instead of being one clump of money.

Wealth of funds available for business

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Businesses that need funding for growth and expansion should not overlook the Industrial Development Corporation

Casting a new light on breast cancer

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According to Cansa, one in 28 South African women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.

Life’s a beach: restoring arid ecosystems in the wake of mining

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Ecologist Dr Peter Carrick launched the Namaqualand Restoration Initiative (NRI-1) project at the University of Cape Town in 2005.

Maths and software pave the way

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The science behind pavements -- the scientific term for roadways, including airport runways -- is moving forward.

Scientist on a mission to save Africa’s forests

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Not everyone gets the opportunity to meet the queen of Great Britain but Jolanda Roux has, all because of her passion for keeping trees healthy.

African plants heal the world

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Professor Kobus Eloff is the founder and leader of the multidisciplinary and collaborative phytomedicine programme at the University of Pretoria.

DNA detective finds fun ways to demystify science

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If you think public communication of science, engineering and technology is dry then you haven't met Professor Valerie Corfield.
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