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Air Products champions menstrual health support for schools in to Gauteng
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Air Products South Africa recently donated over 15 000 sanitary pads to female learners at three schools in Gauteng as part of its Flow Campaign.
The beneficiary schools include Thabisang Primary School in Soweto, as well as Fred Nxorman Secondary School in Ennerdale.
The Flow Campaign was launched a few years ago to address the dire need in the country for sanitary products for female learners who miss numerous school days every year due to a lack of access to the products.
The beneficiary schools include Thabisang Primary School in Soweto, as well as Fred Nxorman Secondary School in Ennerdale.
The Flow Campaign was launched a few years ago to address the dire need in the country for sanitary products for female learners who miss numerous school days every year due to a lack of access to the products.
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Entries close for Cape Town’s Wear the Hope design challenge
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Entries have officially closed for the City of Cape Town’s Wear the Hope Design and Make Challenge.
The challenge invites residents to create a wearable design that captures the spirit of this years ‘Beacon of Hope’ theme.
Entrants were encouraged to draw inspiration from the city’s diverse communities, colours, textures and stories.
The winning creation will be worn by the executive mayor as part of the Festive Lights Switch-On celebrations on the 29th of November.
The challenge invites residents to create a wearable design that captures the spirit of this years ‘Beacon of Hope’ theme.
Entrants were encouraged to draw inspiration from the city’s diverse communities, colours, textures and stories.
The winning creation will be worn by the executive mayor as part of the Festive Lights Switch-On celebrations on the 29th of November.
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Gauteng launches digital public transport licensing system
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The Gauteng government has launched a Digital Public Transport Regulatory Information System.
The platform aims to transform and fast-track the processing and issuing of public transport operating licences in the province.
The MEC for Roads and Transport Kedibone Diale-Tlabela says e-hailing operators have taken priority, with many facing difficulties operating legally while waiting for the required licences.
The platform aims to transform and fast-track the processing and issuing of public transport operating licences in the province.
The MEC for Roads and Transport Kedibone Diale-Tlabela says e-hailing operators have taken priority, with many facing difficulties operating legally while waiting for the required licences.
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