Residents of Thohoyandou and surrounds, who have had to travel over 100 kilometres to access our services, will be glad to know that their Labour Centre which had been closed for several months due to an electrical fault is due to open in a new building.
The re-opening of the offices comes on the onset of the COVID-19 3rd wave and high unemployment rate, which will aim to eradicate poverty amongst clients who often had to choose between buying bread and taking more than one transport to apply for their unemployment benefits.
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