Work Collective News Today

Benjamin Moser, Abstract Painter - Solo Exhibition The Work Collective has invited Benjamin Moser for a solo exhibition and three month artist-in-residency from May 29th to September 1st. His work features large format abstract paintings.

Civil society asks South Africans to protect the validity and integrity of the election by becoming election observers.

The organisation has launched its Independent Election Observation registration portal, which will train prospective observers ahead of the seventh democratic elections in May.

The youth is urged to vote in the upcoming elections as it was revealed that over 6 million did not register to vote yet.

New Zealand temporary staffing firm Accordant (AGC:NZC), the New Zealand-based temporary staffing provider, reported revenue today of NZD 112.1 million (USD 65.2 million) for the six-month period ended 30 September 2023, a fall of 8.8% compared to the same period a year ago.

More than 6,000 young people from KwaZulu-Natal have registered to vote in an education campaign that is about to go nationwide.

In this weeks Eyewitness News podcast, Politricking with Tshidi Madia, we speak to Ground Work Collective founder, Mbali Ntuli, on getting the youth to vote, leaving the DA, and the future of politics in SA.

An informed citizenry is less susceptible to manipulation, misinformation, and demagoguery exhibited by opportunists in the political systems across the world, writes Mbali Ntuli.

Accordant (AGC:NZC), the New Zealand-based temporary staffing provider, announced today in its annual report that revenue rose 2.7% to NZD 227.4 million (USD 137.5 million) in FY 2022.

Ground Work Collective is a new initiative started by former DA politician Mbali Ntuli. She joined TimesLIVE contributor and analyst Eusebius McKaiser, on his TimesLIVE podcast, to explain the motivation behind this non-profit company, and how it will achieve its goals.