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General information publications, listed alphabetically. These documents are also placed under the relevant life events and categories in Your Life and Topics.
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ABET Learning Support Materials Database

This database is both a national register and comprehensive guide to ABET support materials. It will help you to choose and to order suitable course materials and readers. Materials included in this database come from a wide range of publishing sources.

African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights

In this Charter, the members of the Organisation of African Unity agreed that all people have fundamental human rights that need to be protected and respected.

Agricultural Marketing - A Discussion Document (2002)

This discussion document sets out some of the pertinent issues around agricultural marketing and makes recommendations regarding an agricultural marketing strategy.

Alcohol-Free Pregnancy - Healthy Baby

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This brochure explains what Foetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is, how to prevent it and how communities can support children who have it.

All you need to know about child maintenance

When it comes to our children, strong commitment and love aren't negotiable.  Unfortunately, not all parents honour this duty, specifically their legal duty to maintain the well-being of their children. Considering this, the child maintenance system ensures that all parents honour their duty to maintain their children.

All You Need to Know about the Registration of Non-Profit Organisations

This explains how to register an NGO or NPO.

Alternatives to Corporal Punishment

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This document explains why corporal punishment has been banned in South African schools and provides alternatives to corporal punishment in the classroom. The document also suggests disciplinary measures and procedures, including how a school can develop its own code of conduct.

Are you ready to get behind the wheel?

Getting a learner’s licence is the first step you need to take before you learn to drive. Here’s what you need to know.

Applying for the Test