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2 Editorial Happy Reading Welcome to the long awaited edition of Mishumo, as you all know each household has its ups and downs. The Communication Services is no exception; we have been grappled by challenges that made it difficult for us to publish our external newsletter. We have since put our house in order and we commit to produce the newsletter each quarter of the year. The primary objective of our newsletters is to inform stakeholders about the highlights and challenges of the Department. As part of our Marketing Strategy we also use the newsletter to brand and market the department. CONTENTS Editor: Nikiwe Shibambu Editorial 2 on page 3. As part of Women’s MEC gives toys to ECD’s 3 Month the MEC official opened Water Reticulation Project 4 the Chivirikani Multi-Cultural Deputy Minister’s Visit 5 Project. Communication Services Official Opening of Chivirikani 6 was there to capture the moment. Beautification Program 7 & 8 Intervention Program 9 The department through EPWP FYI: Construction of a road continues to eradicate poverty using EPWP principles 10 and fight unemployment, find out Limpopo Construction Centre 11 What the Beautification Programme seeks to address. Project and Programme Management Departmental Database Property Management Contact Details Vision and Mission 12 13 14 15 16 Also in this edition read more about the Limpopo Construction Contact Centre and the range of services that are available in the Limpopo CCC. The Deputy Minister of Public Works, Honourable (DM) Ntopile Kganyago visited the National Youth Service Projects at Sekhukhune District. The DM interacted with the learners and gave them platform to share their dreams with him. Read more on page 5. Also captured in this edition are the processes of supply chain, which we believe will enlighten our external stakeholders, most particularly those who render different services. Editor in Chief Tendani Tshidavhu Editor Nikiwe Shibambu Reporters & Photographers Rosemary Mahapa Nikiwe Shibambu Tendani Tshidavhu Contributors Tilly Molongwana EPWP CIDB Project Management Supply Chain Management “Invest in a child today and ensure a sustained development of the nation tomorrow”. This was the theme that was adopte when MEC Machwene Semenya as part of EPWP social sector handed out toys to four Early Childhood Centers in Lephalale, read more about this I am confident that you will Find this edition of Mishumo informative and easy to read. We welcome comments, critics, opinion pieces articles, letters to the editor and suggestion on how we can improve our newsletter. Layout and Design Latjies Trading & Projects Tel: 082 071 7240 Produced by: Communication Services Department of Public Works For comments, complements or letters to the editor: Email: shibambun@dpw.limpopo.gov.za The heartland of southern Africa - development is about people
WE ARE NOT JUST ABOUT BRICK AND MORTAR” – Dept Public Works Contributing to the building of young minds at ECD’s The children of any nation are its future By: Rosemary Mahapa “Invest in a child today and ensure sustained development of the nation tomorrow”, these were the words spoken by MEC for Public Works Machwene Semenya during an initiative by the department, to reach out to young minds at the awareness campaign for Early Childhood Development centres (ECD’s) held in Lephalale. Department officials led by the MEC took time out from building schools and hospitals, to build the capacity of young minds, when they handed over educational toys to five ECD centres at Shongoane stadium. This was part of the Expanded Public Works Programme’s social sector initiative. Head of the social sector, Salome Maphalla, believes that the initiative is a step in the right direction. “The aim of this exercise is to improve children’s capacity to develop and learn through educational toys, as times have changed and new methods of educating are constantly coming into play it becomes critical to always remain relevant” said Maphalla The young learners from William Mapitso, Rankwetshere and Mamina ECD’s received laptops, building blocks; puzzles, dolls, drawing items and many more, which included a custom made kiddies apron, to keep them clean as they play. The apron made a lot of mothers and teachers present, very happy, understandably so. Before kick starting the celebrations by dancing with the children, the MEC took a leaf from O R Tambo’s words and emphasized that “The children of any nation are its future and that a country, a movement and people, that does not value its youth and children does not deserve its future”. Words that were welcomed by 5 year old Kabelo, a learner from William Mapitso crèche, who expressed words of gratitude on behalf of all the children. MEC Semenya concluded by making an appeal to the community to safe guard the children and go back to the spirit of ubuntu and protect every child in all circumstances. We are not just about Brick and Mortar – children who received the toys MEC Machwene Semenya hand over bags of toys to beneficiaries during the ECD event held at Shongoane Stadium in Lephalale We are not just about bricks and mortar – the toys 3 The heartland of southern Africa - development is about people
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