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| Class of 2014 Making a Difference of Future Endeavours |  | by Danie Swart, Head of SABC Education |  | 
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 | The year is almost over; the class of 2014 is anxiously 
waiting for their results. We hope you found the content and revision on
 Geleza Nathi useful. We salute you on completing twelve years of 
school. We are thinking of you and know it feels like your entire future
 rests on these exams. No matter the outcome, remember you did your best
 and this is another moment in time for you to improve in all your 
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| Highlights of the Month: |  | SASSA Campaign - “A Leader in the delivery of Social Security Services” |  | by Lorraine Mashego, Assistant Commissioning Editor, SABC Education |  | 
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 Education and The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) have 
partnered to create awareness regarding social services to all South 
Africans. The campaign aims to ensure that people of all backgrounds and
 social circumstances receive access to information and services offered
 by SASSA. |  |  
         
| SABC invests more than R600 million in local content |  | 
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 South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has issued its 9th 
Request for Proposals (RFP) book. This is a milestone for the 
organization as the value of the 9th RFP book is more than R600 million,
 surpassing the previous RFP book which was over R100 million, thus 
making it the largest RFP book issued by the SABC for local content to 
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           | Editorial Team: |  
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              |   | Danie Swart, Editor-in-Chief |  
              |   | Eric Muragana, Digital media Manager |  
              |   | Lesley Fahey, Publicity Manager |  
              |   | Themba Mnguni, Assistant Commissioning Editor |  
              |   | Lorraine Mashego, Assistant Commissioning Editor |  
              |   | Rofhiwa Nepfumbada, Outreach Manager |  
              |   | Steven Rerani, Online Editor |  
              |   | Jennifer Sono, Online editor |  |  
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| Education News |  | Formal Education |  | Celebrating Universal Children’s Day with Rivoningo |  | by Themba Mnguni, Assistant Commissioning Editor, SABC Education |  | 
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 the 20th November the world celebrates Universal Children’s Day, a day 
crucial to UN’s calendar, where governments of the world devote all 
energies in promoting and celebrating the welfare of children across the
 globe. |  |  
| Public Education |  | Talk SA Supports 16 Days of Activism |  | by Cookie Mona, SABC Education Talk SA |  | 
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 issue of rape and violence in our country has reached its peak. The 
harsh reality is that women no longer feel safe in our communities, work
 places and others. |  |  
         
| The Fate of Rhinos in South Africa |  | by Themba Mnguni, Assistant Commissioning Editor, SABC Education |  | 
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 most cultures, specifically in Africa, animal cruelty is a concept that
 is not taken into high account. This may be because most African 
ordinances involve a blood sacrifice from animals such as cows, sheep, 
goats, birds and others. |  |  | 
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               | Why I Fired My Secretary! |  | “Last week was my birthday and I didn't feel very well 
waking up that morning. I went downstairs for breakfast hoping my wife 
would be pleasant and say "Happy Birthday", and possibly have a present 
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| Youth Education |  | One Day Leader Season 3 winner shares his experiences |  | by Octavio Shabangu, SABC Education, One day Leader |  | 
| To
 me, One Day Leader was a life changing opportunity, considering the 
magnitude of past experience for an individual of my humble upbringing. 
In season 2 I entered One Day Leader with the intention to prove to 
myself that I was the best of my generation at my particular craft, that
 being leadership”. |  |  
         
| Outreach Interactive |  | Raise Your Hand promoting a culture of education |  | by Rofhiwa Nepfumbada, SABC Education Outreach Manager |  | 
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 YOUR HAND, a campaign spearheaded by SABC Education, was launched on 
Friday 17 October in Limpopo at Ngoako Ramathlodi Sports Complex in 
Seshego.SABC Education has undertaken this campaign as a call-to-action 
to various sectors of society to ‘RAISE THEIR HANDS’ in support of 
education. The campaign calls on learners, parents, business, and 
communities to get involved to help deliver quality education. |  |  
         
| Digital Media |  | Digital migration, far more efficient service |  | by Muragana, SABC Education Digital Media Manager |  | 
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 deadline is looming. By June 2015, South Africa, along with all 
countries, has to complete the migration from analogue to digital 
television broadcasting. Television broadcasting has from its inception 
used an analogue network to carry their signals. It now has to change 
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| Call to Action |  | Talk SA #JUST GIVE US BOOKS - Raise Your Hand and Donate a Book |  | 
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 part of the SABC Education Raise Your Hand campaign: Talk SA aims to 
empower and better the youth by creating awareness and promoting a 
literate nation, inculcating a culture of reading. Reading is very 
important as it develops the mind- The mind is a muscle and reading is 
its exercise. |  |  | 
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