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VUK'UZENZELE
Vuk'uzenzele is a 32 page magazine published by the Government Communication and Information System that focuses on opportunities
- economic and other - created by our new democracy and how to access these opportunities. The magazine is a vehicle for issues around service delivery; government campaigns and programmes that include community participation vis-a-vis the people's contract; opportunities that are available for people to improve their lives; community development initiatives; feedback on issues raised during government Izimbizo; and it also carries information giving advice as well as light, entertaining features.
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CONTACT US
Tel: (+27 12) 314 2245
Email: vukuzenzele@gcis.gov.za
Address: Private Bag X745
Pretoria 0001
Website: www.info.gov.za
OUR TEAM
Publisher
Government Communications (GCIS)
Editor
Rafiq Rohan
Office Manager
Dorris Simpson
Sub Editor
Louise van Niekerk
Journalists
Ndivhuwo Khangale, Muzi Mkhwanazi
Design & Art Direction for Printed Magazine
Ntsiki Zungu-Mputamputa
Contributors
BuaNews
Photographic
GCIS Photography
Advertising, Marketing & Distribution
Hilton Veldsman
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GREETINGS!
The 365 days of this year are running out fast. Most of
us have worked hard throughout the year and are looking
forward to the break that’s coming up. However, in our
celebrations to mark the end of the year, let us make
every effort to do so responsibly.
As we prepare to take
off the 2007 calendars from our walls we must do so without
abusing women, children, the elderly and all those who
look up to us for care and support. Let us conclude the
year with the greatest respect and commitment to the 365
days of no-violence against women and children.
South Africa’s future looks bright. The end of 2007 means
South Africans are fast approaching 2010 when the world’s
biggest sporting event will be hosted in this country.
Who doesn’t want to share in such a spectacular event?
Therefore, to those who will be travelling over the holiday
season, be careful. Always keep to the rules of the road,
especially regarding speeding and drinking alcohol.
Those who will celebrate along major and local roads at
night, please do so on the sidewalks of the road and wear
bright colours so that you are visible and not run over
by cars.
Let us approach 2008 with a will to succeed and
be the best in what we do. This last issue of Vuk’uzenzele
for 2007 contains valuable information for the youth.
We hope it will help them with their career choices.
We
wish everybody a great 2008.
- The Editor
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