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Newsletter No. 55 |
30 April 2008 |
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JOBURG
A massive transport hub and an international broadcast centre are some of the approved plans for the Nasrec precinct in preparation for the World Cup.
>Read moreTSHWANE
THE municipality wants to explore in more detail the demographic and socio-economic data of sampled households within each of its 76 Wards
>Read more HEALTH
MINISTER unveils core health standards on to be used to measure and benchmark performance of hospitals and clinics.
> Read moreSACN
THE summit will focus on the role of local government in finding solutions to the energy challenges
> Read moreBUFFALO
BUFFALO City has applied to the Swedish Association of Local Authorities International Development Agency for funds for new projects
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
CITY recognises the pressing need to create productive employment opportunities and that it can only achieve growth if it is globally competitive
>Read moreJOBURG
URBAN planners debate the way forward for African cities, sharing knowledge and ideas on the best use of resources for the benefit of all
>Read moreHOUSING
THE Gauteng Department of Housing says that the extension of the project is primarily due to the huge demand of adequate shelter.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
THE City is developing a five year energy saving programme to cut current energy consumption by residents by at least 10%.
> Read moreBUFFALO CITY
TB awareness is very important for the municipality, given the constant low cure rates within the Amathole District, particularly Buffalo City.
> Read moreJOBURG
JOBURG'S emergency management services is leaving nothing to chance in preparing for the 2010 Fifa World Cup™, and is learning new lessons from the best in the field
>Read moreHOUSING
THE agency is expected to help the housing department to meet its target of eradicating informal settlements by 2014.n
>Read more JOBURG
JOBURG'S Bus Rapid Transit network is on track, with most of the projects either in the design phase, or already being implemented.
>Read moreJOBURG
THE province recently launched the Gauteng Tooling Initiative to recapitalise the dwindling tool making profession.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
CITY appoints a panel of experts to overhaul its police unit in an effort to fix problems which have developed over a long period.
> Read moreJOBURG
PEOPLE will have to tighten their belts even further under the City's proposed new tariffs for water, electricity and refuse removal. Heavy users will be penalised
>Read moreNORTH WEST
PROGRESS is being made to strengthen the relations between municipalities and the institutions of traditional leadership in the North West.
> Read moreBUFFALO CITY
MDANTSANE is ready to accommodate whatever size or form of commercial or industrial enterprise one can think of, says Mayor Zintle Peter.
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