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Newsletter No. 53 |
28 February 2008 |
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TSHWANE
THE Tshwane metro is urging poor households to register to qualify for free water and electricity
> Read moreEKURHULENI
THE municipality has launched a "Back to School" campaign to help destitute school children in the region.
> Read moreMANGAUNG
MANGAUNG municipality has launched a clean-up operation which will see the demolition of notorious buildings which house criminals.
> Read moreKMRG
KNOWLEDGE managers from the nine cities making up the SA Cities Network gathered recently to share lessons on good governance.
> Read moreTECHNOLOGY
GAUTENG is calling on information technology companies to assist municipalities with service delivery.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
THE forum aims to encourage commuters to participate in discussions that will shape the development of passenger transport in the area.
> Read moreSKILLS DEVELOPMENT
BOMBELA, contractor for the Gautrain project, has setup training initiatives to contribute to an increase of semi-skilled workers
> Read moreJOBURG
THE city has exceeded the targets despite having lost a large contingent of professional and technical staff over the past five years.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
THE forum aims to encourage commuters to participate in discussions that will shape the development of passenger transport in the area.
> Read moreNELSON MANDELA METRO
THE municipality is set to launch three energy efficient projects including solar, wind turbines and landfill gas to generate power.
> Read moreENVIRONMENT
PROJECT to develop tools and initiate a self-sustaining process for the transformation of the urban areas of the province.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
CAPE TOWN councillor says everybody should recycle waste which in the long run will contribute in alleviating the energy crisis in the country.
> Read moreJOBURG
ACCORDING to the proposed urban development framework, these two high-density business zones will become more people friendly, with an emphasis on public space.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
THE waste will be crushed and processed according to SABS standards, then sold in bulk as 'layer work materials' in the construction industry.
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INTERNATIONAL ratings firm Moody's says that Buffalo City demonstrates prudent financial policies and manageable debt levels.
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