North West Business 2019 edition
The 2019 edition of North West Business is the ninth issue of this highly successful publication that, since its launch in 2009, has established itself as the premier business and investment guide for the North West Province. North West Business includes news and analysis of the most important sectors, with a regional overview covering the strategic thinking behind plans to attract investment into the province. Best known for its platinum mines, grain and livestock farming and tourism, the province is making a concerted effort to bolster its manufacturing capacity. Updated information on the North West is also available through our monthly e-newsletter, which you can subscribe to at www.globalafricanetwork.com, in addition to our complementary business-to-business titles that cover all nine provinces as well as our flagship South African Business title.
The 2019 edition of North West Business is the ninth issue of this highly successful publication that, since its launch in 2009, has established itself as the premier business and investment guide for the North West Province.
North West Business includes news and analysis of the most important sectors, with a regional overview covering the strategic thinking behind plans to attract investment into the province. Best known for its platinum mines, grain and livestock farming and tourism, the province is making a concerted effort to bolster its manufacturing capacity.
Updated information on the North West is also available through our monthly e-newsletter, which you can subscribe to at www.globalafricanetwork.com, in addition to our complementary business-to-business titles that cover all nine provinces as well as our flagship South African Business title.
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<strong>North</strong> <strong>West</strong><br />
Provincial Government<br />
access books and the Internet to enhance the quality of their projects<br />
while entrepreneurs can get onto the web to access tenders and other<br />
business opportunities. Toy libraries, which are a section of the bigger<br />
building, help the young ones to learn as they play.<br />
This development closes the technological gap between rural<br />
and urban communities. One example is that of 17-year-old Boineelo<br />
Moema from Itsoseng, who is a shining example to her peers at high<br />
school on the value of our community libraries.<br />
“Whatever information I need for my school projects I go to the<br />
local library and get whatever information I need either through books<br />
or Internet,” she says. “I am happy about the services the local library<br />
offers and my vocabulary has improved.”<br />
To date, CATA has built more than a hundred libraries spread across the<br />
length and breadth of the province.<br />
The department has committed<br />
itself to supporting the ideals<br />
of the Library and Information<br />
Association of South Africa (LIASA)<br />
when it says: “By providing access<br />
to information, libraries support<br />
communities in their exploring and<br />
challenging of barriers, values and<br />
behaviours as these relate to social<br />
inclusion. Furthermore, libraries<br />
engage communities on matters<br />
of social importance.”<br />
19 NORTH WEST BUSINESS <strong>2019</strong>
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