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BACK TO THE HOME PAGE Coronavirus can kill your livelihood without even infecting you Many of groundWork's community partners are in a deperate position. Being in lockdown has deprived them of the means to earn a living as they are dependent on hustling for piece-work. If you are able, and would like to help, please deposit contributions into the special account that has been opened. Please email us with the details and amount that you have deposited so that we have a record and can respond and update you on the success of the fund. Please send these details to: finance@groundwork.org.za ...

24 Februarie 2021 06:10 The cover of the book, A Bicycle, a Chess Set and African River, published by Naledi Publishers. He is local and always willing to help the underprivileged. Now Shiloh Noone has published a book, A Bicycle, a Chess Set and African River, which he sayswas inspired by his chess teaching to Zwelihle school children and at Waldorf to Zimbabwean children, at a time when their emotions and sense of stability were in turmoil during the political upheavals in Hermanus. “This was coupled by a small internet article about Zulu children cr...

College needs help keeping the magic alive By Robin-Lee Francke Share CAPE TOWN - The popular College of Magic in Cape Town needs assistance in raising funds to “keep the magic going” for its disadvantaged students to train online during the Covid-19 pandemic. In a statement, the college said it needed to raise R50,000 (about US$3,000). “The college, like many non-profit organisations (NPO) and similar organisations, had to adapt its educational offering in 2020 – moving from weekly Saturday morning lessons at its spellbinding campus to teaching 200 students via online pla...

GCash e-payments for the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) taxes soared last year, signifying a shift in user behavior, where customers find it more convenient to pay digitally, the leading mobile electronic wallet provider said. In a statement, Martha Sazon, Gcash president and chief executive, s

George Municipality GEORGE NEWS - George Municipality hereby confirms that it is open for business, services are being rendered and administration buildings are open except for halls, venues and sport facilities. While in-person services are rendered where required, we appeal to the public to consider doing transactions and business online, per telephone or via email to avoid coming to the municipality in person and helping to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. During the Covid-19 crisis period, certain staff may be working from home or on rotation, which means co...