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My colleagues’ safety is in my hands
Tebogo Tau, a Working on Fire driver from Molemane Base, is one of the more motivated drivers in the programme. Tebogo joined the WOF programme in February 2014 and was promoted to driver in October 2014. Tau says he enjoys his work as a driver as it has taught him to...
Molemane Team brings early Christmas to Hospice
The North West’s Molemane Team organised a social development activity at the Itsoseng Hospice in Itsoseng Village. The elders were showered with special early Christmas gifts and groceries as a form of giving back to the community. The elderly and disabled residents...
Educators urged to educate learners about fire safety
The North West Communications Cluster mconducted a fire awareness workshop for early childhood development (ECD) educators at the Social Development Centre in Unit 2, Mogwase. Among the topics were fire background and dynamics, how to deal with fires, inside house...
Fire awareness saves lives
As the year draws to a close, various teams in Mpumalanga say that despite the challenges they faced in 2016, conducting fire safe awareness campaigns remained the highlight of the year for them. According to Loskop Base Communication Representative (BCR) Bongani...
Mpumalanga Early Childhood Development teachers are now FireSafe
Working on Fire (WOF) Mpumalanga’s Fire Awareness Unit conducted a fire awareness workshop for early childhood development (ECD) teachers at the Ithemba Education Development Centre in Ermelo in October. The ECD workshops aimed to ensure that educators were aware of...
Unemployed youth score job opportunities
The lives of a number of young men and women from Rooiberg Village in Waterberg will never be the same again as they bid farewell to being unemployed. Working on Fire Limpopo conducted a recruitment drive at Rooiberg where they are opening a new base. More than 80...
