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Getting to grips with government capacity and delivery	12:36 PM, Jul 29 2010
Concerns about the effectiveness of the South African public service and its ability to respond to the country’s democratic and developmental challenges are some of the major issues that will be discussed at a seminar organised by CAF Southern Africa. Read More
New president for Wits Convocation	11:21 AM, Jul 29 2010
Dr Ivan May, doyen of South Africa’s marketers, strategist and five-time graduate of the University of the Witwatersrand, takes office on Thursday 29 July as President of the University’s Convocation. Read More
Salvation Army resources run out	12:59 PM, Jul 21 2010
The Salvation Army has exhausted its winter relief resources in many parts of the country and is once again making a plea for the public to support local charities by donating blankets, jerseys, and soups to help the less privileged members of society. Read More
Deadline date moved to 9th July 2010	12:07 AM, Jul 01 2010
The deadline date for the nominations for the Inyathelo Philanthropy Awards has been moved to 9^th July 2010. Read More
Radio Today hosts BBC World Cup have your say	3:58 PM, Jun 24 2010
As the FIFA 2010 World Cup action continues, 1485 AM Radio Today, the Johannesburg-based community radio station, has announced that it will host the BBC’s broadcast of World Cup Have Your Say on Friday 25 June from 10h00 to 10h30. The show will also give interns a unique opportunity to learn from an international DJ. Read More
Awards to honour extraordinary people in South Africa	9:25 PM, Jun 12 2010
Two youths who have helped children beat the odds on the Cape Flats in South Africa through a martial art form and a vice-chancellor who contributed a percentage of his salary and benefits to a scholarship fund have something in common: a prestigious Inyathelo Philanthropy Award. Read More
Creating a galaxy of South African philanthropy stars	9:20 PM, Jun 12 2010
Some international soccer stars have gone out of their way while in our country to promote soccer development amongst disadvantaged kids. At the same time, philanthropic-minded South Africans, as stars in their own right, continue to give of their own resources to those in need. Read More
Award leads to positive spin-offs in communities	9:17 PM, Jun 12 2010
The soccer world cup provides a moment for ordinary South Africans to celebrate the glitz and the glamour of this world spectacle. Read More
Giving human trafficking the red card	9:12 PM, Jun 12 2010
The Salvation Army is taking its war against human trafficking to the streets, literally, with its ‘red card’ campaign spreading rapidly across South Africa ahead of the 2010 FIFA World Cup and beyond. The Army’s red card contains the toll free helpline number 08000 73728 for anonymous tip offs on matters relating to human trafficking. Read More
Stranded visitors get some Salvation	9:00 PM, Jun 12 2010
The Salvation Army responded to the plight of hundreds of stranded travelers at the O.R Tambo International Airport in the aftermath of the volcanic eruptions in Iceland which affected air travel to and from Europe. Read More
Survey on the National Lotteries to begin	10:07 AM, Mar 01 2010
Media statement by Inyathelo – The South African Institute for Advancement, Social Change Assistance Trust (SCAT), Community Development Resource Association (CDRA) and Rural Education Access Programme (REAP) Read More
Salvation Army steps up anti-human trafficking campaign	10:01 AM, Mar 01 2010
With the much anticipated FIFA World Cup just under five months away, The Salvation Army has stepped up its anti-human trafficking campaign by launching a 24-hour toll free hotline number, 08000-RESCUE (08000-737283), where victims and members of the public can report all cases of human trafficking. Read More