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Newsletter No. 48 |
28 September 2007 |
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HOUSING
Over the next two years, the Gauteng Department of Housing aims to speed up housing construction and deal with the bottlenecks that slow down the process.
> Read moreTSHWANE
Construction of the new City of Tshwane municipal headquarters is set to commence in second quarter of 2008.
> Read moreJOBURG
The Johannesburg Development Agency will be handing out Halala Joburg Awards to investment and development projects in the inner city.
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Proceeds from the direct sale of land to the Khayelitsha Business District housing initiative are to be use for more housing developments.
> Read moreGOVERNMENT
Officials agree on future plans and priorities including in key areas such as economic growth, social development and building capacity.
> Read moreBUFFALO CITY
Good governance under the spotlight at meeting between officials from Buffalo City and the Swedish city of Gälve.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
The City is making steady progress with the hostel redevelopment project and expects to house around 9 000 families.
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Mpumalanga is calling on applicants of government houses to constantly update their contact details at their local municipalities to enable officials to locate them.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
Cape Town's public transport system is in dire need of attention, and 2010 has provided a timely impetus to address this.
> Read moreETHEKWINI
A rural community in the eThekwini municipality is set to benefit from a project launched recently to provide access to computers.
> Read moreLOCAL GOVERNMENT
Organisations are making inputs that will help develop and review the white papers on provincial and local government.
> Read moreGOVERNMENT
Gauteng premier says violence often serves as a distraction from the real issues that may be facing communities.
> Read moreTSHWANE
Atteridgeville, Mamelodi and Soshanguve will become hubs of development and investment ahead of the tournament.
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