PICC Booklet and Media
The main objective of the PICC awareness campaign is to promote infrastructure development initiatives across the country, whilst showcasing the tangible benefits in terms of job creation and mainstreaming access to social services. This folder contains copies of the print media campaign.
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Chasing to Power SA | Article
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South Africa is engaged in arguably its biggest programme ever to expand electricity supply to a growing economy and a growing population...
By Leon MarshallOur Green Is As Good As Gold | Article
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Despite growing pains, South Africa’s renewable energy expansion programme is viewed as one of the biggest in the world...
By Yolandi GroenewaldSolar Power Creates Jobs | Article
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Life became just that much easier for Gloria Shirinda this year. It happened when a solar water-heating system was installed on the roof of her home, as on those of her neighbours, in the section of Soweto where they live...
By Leon MarshallFrom Mud To Marvellous | Article
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Learners get a bright start to their school days...
By Lubabalo NgcukanaMedupi: Almost At Full Steam | Article
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On completion, the medupi power station will be the largest Drycooled, Coalfired Power station in the world. It will produce 4 800 mw of power and significantly ease south africa’s insecure Electricity supply, but it has been plagued by endless labour and Construction problems...
By Yolandi groenewaldTaming TB In A New Space | Article
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State-of-the-art facilities help doctors and nurses keep their critically ill patients happy and healthy...
By Paddy Harper
De Hoop, Limpopo's great water hope | Article
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In the shadow of the last of the buildes'cranes, the community is ready to reap the benefits of the new dam.
By Poloko TauOur first varsity since freedom | Article
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By 2025 there will be 18 000 students - and none of the politics of pre-democracy institutions
Sizwe Sama YendeThe amazing public race | Article
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Three City Press commuters raced from Thokoza Park in Soweto to Auckland Park - one on the Rea Vaya, one in a car and one in a taxi.
Jeremy Cronin
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Economic Development Department employees have pledged their commitment to the fight against corruption. Corruption in both the private and public sector has a detrimental effect on government's effort to deliver effective services to the people. In signing the declaration, employees declare: 'I know, I act, I stop corruption - Fighting corruption is everyone's business.'
PICC seeks specialists to fulfil infrastructure development targets
Profiles of people impacted by our industrial investment and infrastructure build programme 2016
All Service Providers and Businesses
The Economic Development Department wishes to advise members of the public, particularly those in business, to be alert to a scam utilizing the logo of the Economic Development Department. The fraudsters involved send unsuspecting business operators a Request for Quotations for the provision of Solar Panels.
As the Economic Development Department, we wish to state that we do not have such a project, and therefore beware that the Request for Quotation is not from the Economic Development Department.
Please confirm any request you receive with our Supply Chain Management division on these details 012 394 3579. Report these fraudulent activities to the SAPS or call the Anti Corruption hotline 0800 701 701 or SMS to 39772 or send an email to fraud@economic.gov.za.
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