Trying to enforce the law on the roads is probably one of the most stressful jobs that one can find themselves in SA. Often traffic officers have to put with snide remarks from offending motorists and at times, an odd threat of physical harm. But King Sabata Dalindyebo municipality’s second-ever female chief traffic officer Zanele Ndiki, would not trade her job for anything.
SA’s first black woman chartered accountant Nonkululeko Gobodo has expressed concern at the high number of graduates sitting at home without jobs and has suggested that the government relook its education system.She was joined in her call by KPMG board chair Prof Wiseman Nkuhlu, who argued for a skills-based curriculum in high schools.
When she was 13, Siyamthanda Ntlani was bullied by her schoolteachers and fellow pupils after undergoing the Xhosa spiritual calling of ukuthwasa to become a healer or sangoma.