Businesses that need funding for growth and expansion should not overlook the Industrial Development Corporation
Ahead of the summit, the department said social cohesion was "based on four key pillars — diversity, inclusiveness, access and values.
According to Cansa, one in 28 South African women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime.
Ecologist Dr Peter Carrick launched the Namaqualand Restoration Initiative (NRI-1) project at the University of Cape Town in 2005.
The science behind pavements — the scientific term for roadways, including airport runways — is moving forward.
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.
Professor Kobus Eloff is the founder and leader of the multidisciplinary and collaborative phytomedicine programme at the University of Pretoria.
If you think public communication of science, engineering and technology is dry then you haven’t met Professor Valerie Corfield.
Bongani Mayosi works by creating a multimodal framework that moves research through to capacity and programme development to influencing policy.
Theoretical cosmology, merely a philosophical discussion a few hundred years ago, is now a true science.
Getting drugs to where they are needed is what drives Wits’ Professor Yahya Choonara.
Leon Dicks of the department of microbiology at University of Stellenbosch studies lactic acid bacteria and has discovered creative ways to use them.
As a clinician scientist, Professor Heather Zar’s research addresses the leading causes of childhood illness and death.
The NSTF-BHP Billiton Awards were held on June 21 2012 at Emperors Palace, Gauteng.
Meet the men an women who make up the judging panel of the Geeening the Future Awards.
"Our core business as the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education is curriculum delivery in schools," says MEC for Education Senzo Mchunu.
Big plans to improve compliance with supply-chain management processes.
Gauteng focuses on empowering all citizens.
This is a shortened version of the Gauteng Department of Social Development’s budget speech delivered on May 29 2012 by MEC Nandi Mayathola-Khoza.
Social development in SA is beset with numerous challenges as government tries to balance addressing short-term priorities with development needs.
Gauteng Finance parliamentary member Mandla Nkomfe outlines plans for ICT development in Gauteng.
Big plans are underway to improve compliance with supply-chain management processes.
A new initiative byt the KZN education department aims to improve matric results and foster teacher growth.
Vibrant, equitable and sustainable communities contributing towards food security, protected and enhanced environmental assets and natural resources.
The Department of Infrastructure Development in Gauteng has big plans. We spoke to the man at the helm about the plans.
Read expert takes on the ANC’s plans for the country’s future, according to their "Second Transition" policy documents.
Provincial minister for infrastructure development in Gatueng Bheki Nkosi has signed a memorandum of understanding with Disabled People South Africa.
The development of women and giving them access to opportunities is one of the Department of Infrastructure Development priorities.
Schoolchildren from GaMohale on the West Rand will soon be spared the need to walk long distances to and from their schools.
The people of Ekurhuleni will soon be able to access the services of the new Natalspruit Hospital, which will cost about R1-billion.
A new construction technique could deliver schools in six months.
The department of infrastructure development in Gauteng has big plans. We spoke to Bheki Nkosi, the man at the helm.