Opportunity 2025: Send in your CV.

If your CV is in PDF, please send emails to these Agencies:

1. Recruitment@workforce.co.za

2. coreenm@phakishahldg.co.za

3. Kempton@workforce.co.za

4. recruitment@macdon.co.za

5. grace.sithole@stratogoco.za

6. recruit@cre8work.co.za

7. Recruitmentjb@scribantelabour.co.za

8. Recruitmentjhb@masa.co.za

9. Vmapelane@pple.co.za

10. recruitgp@singamandla.co.za

11. recruiter@hestony.co.za

12. santie@labourflow.co.za

13. pinnacleoutsource@gmail.com

14. drivers@intercape.co.za

15. hr@ilangalout.co.za

16. recruitment@onelogix.com

17. Sweetness@assign.co.za

18. Wayne@scribantelabour.co.za

19. drivers@assign.co.za

20. Midrand@workforce.co.za

21. Centurion@workforce.co.za

22. lebogangm@dynamiclabour.co.za

They'll register your CV on their database and call you if there's job opening.

All the best.

Winter readings: Something to read!

At, Unicorn Media & Communications; a subsidiary of Unicorn Conglomerate (Pty) Limited; has a number of authors with great works that you can enjoy:

:

1. Author (Amahle Mbelwa): GAP Year

Available online - 

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2. Author (Stuart mac de Bruin): 

Available online -

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3.Author (Olagunju Success Taiwo):  Making the CHANGE Evident & The CHANGE Series

Available online -

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Happy June 16 ZA

Source: Dept. of Sports, Arts & Culture

This day is set aside to honour, recognize and celebrate the passed away and gallant youths of 1976. These are students from a township in Soweto who stood their ground through a number of protests to redefine how the government of Apartheid bring prejudice into schools in a form of segregation and bad policies.

These policies sidelined Black South African students and up till this present age, black students suffer the most because of the syndrome. With over 30 years after the draconian era; yet there are numerous students mostly from less privilege homes or stereotyped black communities deprived of their rights to education or lack of interest in the western education.

Today is holiday all over South Africa but no doubts the youths are trying to catch up in almost everything because of the dark times of Apartheid or they focus more time on frivolous activities that lead to more consumption of illicit drugs, Indian hemps, alcohol and other substances.

South African youths of today are of age but still missing the link and as a concern resident; is time for them to be done chasing the wind and be ahead of time! 

Is high time they left the time of redundancy!

Watch out for my third book title "Success; in the making" high lightening the process of moving from chasing into be ahead; amongst others.

For more on my works, please visit below:

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By Olagunju Success Taiwo

Joburgers brace up for cold weather

Joburgers are bracing for a significant cold front that is expected to bring freezing temperatures and potential snowfall to Johannesburg. The cold front has already impacted parts of South Africa, with authorities issuing warnings and urging residents to take precautions:

Here's a more detailed look:

• Intense Cold Snap:

  A strong cold front is moving in, causing temperatures to drop significantly, with a potential for snow in some areas. 
• Emergency Services on Alert:

  City of Johannesburg Emergency Management Services are

  

  
  on high alert, urging residents to be cautious when using heaters and other warming devices. 
• Public Facilities Opened:

  Public facilities like community halls and shelters may be opened to accommodate vulnerable populations, including the homeless and elderly, during the cold spell. 
• Safety Measures:

  Residents are advised to secure their homes, avoid unnecessary travel, and keep emergency supplies on hand. 
• Caution with Heating Devices:

  People are urged to exercise caution when using heating devices like brazier, imbawula, or paraffin stoves, and to avoid leaving them unattended. 
• Homeless Assistance:

  Aid organizations like Gift of the Givers are preparing to assist the homeless, urging them to seek shelter. 
• Travel Precautions:

  If travel is unavoidable, residents are advised to pack warm clothing and basic emergency supplies, especially if traveling to areas where snow is more likely. 
• Stay Informed:

  Residents are advised to stay informed about weather alerts and updates through official channels. 

Jorissen Street - Braamfontein - Road upgrade

Jorissen Street in Braamfontein is currently under-going a major road construction project. This project is running going to two months.

All road users are advised to use alternate roads to avoid delays through traffic holdups. From Monday to Sunday, busy men and women of construction workers handling heavy-duty machines are seen going about their usual daily tasks.

By Olagunju Success Taiwo