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Minister Blade Nzimande said he noted the precautionary suspension.
The suspension comes after a disclaimer audit opinion by the Auditor-General of South Africa.
The Director-General of the Department of Higher Education and Training Gwebinkundla Qonde has been suspended pending a forensic investigation into the National Skills Fund. The suspension comes after a disclaimer audit opinion by the Auditor-General of South Africa (AGSA).
Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande said in a statement he noted the precautionary suspension. The suspension of the DG is in terms of the Public Service Act and the SMS handbook. Following this precautionary suspension of Director-General Qonde, Minister Nzimande appointed the Department of Science and Innovation, Director General, Dr Phil Mjwara to act as the Director-General of the Department of Higher Education and Training until the conclusion of the investigations and any process that may ensue thereafter, t
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Young Audiences Content Fund renews call for submissions
The YACF, currently in the last year of its three-year pilot, was set up to address a deficit of new distinctive childrenâs content.
6 July 2021
Go Green With The Grimwades: One of the Young Audience Content Fund s successful commissions © Channel 5
Head of the BFI-administered Young Audiences Content Fund (YACF) Jackie Edwards has issued a renewed call out to production companies and producers to pitch their ideas to secure funding for projects that fulfil the fundâs criteria of reflecting the lives of children and young people in the UK, screening on free-to-air, public service broadcasting channels. The call comes following Jackie Edwardsâ speech at the Childrenâs Media Conference alongside key broadcaster commissioners.