May 24, 2021
The City of Cape Town promotes and applies the principles of employment equity. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
CITY HEALTH
KHAYELITSHA SUB-DISTRICT
BASIC SALARY: R417 967 – R439 466 PER ANNUM (SCARCE SKILLS ALLOWANCE AVAILABLE) – REF NO: HS 26/21
Requirements:
A diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery
Diplomas/certificates in any of the following will be advantageous: Community Nursing Science; Clinical Nursing Science; Health Assessment and Treatment and Care (Adults and Paediatrics)
Trained and competent in Medical TOP and Surgical TOP. (manual evacuation procedure)
Certificates in both Medical TOP and Surgical TOP
Experience gained within a Primary Healthcare environment will be an advantage
Mobile Money is the fastest, convenient, but until recently the most reliable means of doing online payments in Ghana. The government of Ghana is striving to build a cashless economy to reduce the risk of people carrying huge cash around. Mobile payments provide a mechanism for conducting financial transactions using a mobile device as an alternative to using cash, cheques, or credit cards. The mobile device is linked to a bank account, card account (credit, debit, or prepaid), or stored value (e.g., prepaid wallets, online stored value, stored value cards) from which money is deposited or withdrawn.
Mobile Money services, however, are extremely attractive to fraudsters. The recent requirement of needing an ID (Identity Document) card to make a withdrawal at the MoMo agent shows that the fight against MoMo fraud is still yet to be won. This policy of showing your ID card fails to address ownership as it is done in the bank because it only confirms that the face on the ID is the face
Inside the military’s secret undercover army II
Top Story
May 20, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Darby’s retired from the Army, and he asks that neither his real nor his cover name be used. He served for 20 years in counterintelligence, including two African assignments where he operated in low profile in Ethiopia and Sudan, masquerading as an expat businessman. Now he works for a Maryland-based signature reduction contractor that he asked Newsweek not to identify.
As Darby makes his rounds to some 40 or so post offices and storefront mailbox stores in the DC Metropolitan area, he picks up a trunk full of letters and packages, mailing a similar number from rural addresses. Back at the office, he sorts through the take, delivering bills to the finance people and processing dozens of personal and business letters mailed from scores of overseas locations. But his main task is logging and forwarding the signature reduction “mechanisms” as they are called, passports and State driver’s
Top Story
May 20, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Darby s retired from the Army, and he asks that neither his real nor his cover name be used.
He served for 20 years in counterintelligence, including two African assignments where he operated in low profile in Ethiopia and Sudan, masquerading as an expat businessman. Now he works for a Maryland-based signature reduction contractor that he asked Newsweek not to identify.
As Darby makes his rounds to some 40 or so post offices and storefront mailbox stores in the DC Metropolitan area, he picks up a trunk full of letters and packages, mailing a similar number from rural addresses. Back at the office, he sorts through the take, delivering bills to the finance people and processing dozens of personal and business letters mailed from scores of overseas locations. But his main task is logging and forwarding the signature reduction mechanisms as they are called, passports and State driver s licenses for people who don t exist, and other papers bills,
Inside the military’s secret undercover army II
Top Story
May 20, 2021
ISLAMABAD: Darby s retired from the Army, and he asks that neither his real nor his cover name be used. He served for 20 years in counterintelligence, including two African assignments where he operated in low profile in Ethiopia and Sudan, masquerading as an expat businessman. Now he works for a Maryland-based signature reduction contractor that he asked Newsweek not to identify.
As Darby makes his rounds to some 40 or so post offices and storefront mailbox stores in the DC Metropolitan area, he picks up a trunk full of letters and packages, mailing a similar number from rural addresses. Back at the office, he sorts through the take, delivering bills to the finance people and processing dozens of personal and business letters mailed from scores of overseas locations. But his main task is logging and forwarding the signature reduction mechanisms as they are called, passports and State driver s licenses