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Gauteng hosts 26th National Teaching Awards
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The Gauteng Department of Education hosted the 26th National Teaching Awards at the Birchwood Hotel and Conference Centre in the East Rand yesterday.
The awards recognise and celebrate educators whose dedication, innovation and leadership continue to strengthen teaching and learning across the country’s schooling system.
The awards aim to focus public attention on the positive aspects of basic education, enhance the public image of the teaching profession and promote excellence in teaching performance.
Finalists from across the country were recognised in a range of categories, including Excellence in Primary School Teaching, Excellence in Secondary School Teaching, Excellence in Mathematics Teaching and the National Best Teacher Award.
The awards recognise and celebrate educators whose dedication, innovation and leadership continue to strengthen teaching and learning across the country’s schooling system.
The awards aim to focus public attention on the positive aspects of basic education, enhance the public image of the teaching profession and promote excellence in teaching performance.
Finalists from across the country were recognised in a range of categories, including Excellence in Primary School Teaching, Excellence in Secondary School Teaching, Excellence in Mathematics Teaching and the National Best Teacher Award.
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GO GEORGE launches trial airport bus route
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The Western Cape Government has launched a trial GO GEORGE bus route linking the George CBD with the George Airport.
The new service will provide passengers, including airport workers, with an additional public transport option.
Municipal spokesperson Ntobeko Mangqwengqwe says the route will operate daily from 5am until 8pm, with buses running every 22 minutes during peak periods and every 45 minutes during off-peak hours.
The new service will provide passengers, including airport workers, with an additional public transport option.
Municipal spokesperson Ntobeko Mangqwengqwe says the route will operate daily from 5am until 8pm, with buses running every 22 minutes during peak periods and every 45 minutes during off-peak hours.
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Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari Resort officially opens
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The KwaZulu-Natal North Coast has marked a major milestone in South Africa’s tourism industry with the official opening of the Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari Resort.
The landmark development, is Club Med’s first resort in South Africa and the first of its kind in Southern Africa.
The more than R2-billion development seeks to
combine the appeal of South Africa’s Indian Ocean coastline with the experience of the African bush.
The resort is expected to strengthen KwaZulu-Natal’s position as an international tourism destination, while creating employment and economic opportunities for local communities.
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille says the resort offers international visitors an opportunity to experience different aspects of South Africa in a single destination.
The landmark development, is Club Med’s first resort in South Africa and the first of its kind in Southern Africa.
The more than R2-billion development seeks to
combine the appeal of South Africa’s Indian Ocean coastline with the experience of the African bush.
The resort is expected to strengthen KwaZulu-Natal’s position as an international tourism destination, while creating employment and economic opportunities for local communities.
Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille says the resort offers international visitors an opportunity to experience different aspects of South Africa in a single destination.
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