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Newsletter No. 56 |
30 May 2008 |
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HOUSING
THE Gauteng housing department has set aside R500m for the project which is part of a strategy aimed at creating sustainable human settlements.
> Read moreGOVERNMENT
THE province is looking to build a corps of skilled public servants to drive its development and transformation agenda
> Read moreSUSTAINABLE CITIES
ON 13th and 14th May 2008 the SA Cities Network (SACN) convened a Summit on Renewable Energy at the Spier Conference Centre in Stellenbosch in the Cape Winelands
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
CAPE Town’s new Bus Rapid Transport system offers benefits similar to a light rail system but at one twentieth of the cost
> Read moreETHEKWINI
THE Italian-Southern Africa Development organization has agreed to assist communities particularly those from rural areas, focusing on social welfare and development issues.
> Read moreJOBURG
FORCED migration is just one of the issues to be discussed at Joburg's climate change summit; but the main focus is on a low carbon economy.
>Read moreJOBURG
EVERY clinic is to offer free antenatal care, monitoring women's pregnancies in an effort to promote healthy pregnancies and safe motherhood.
>Read moreCAPE TOWN
THE project will include new public transport facilities, trading market facilities and new road infrastructure.
> Read moreETHEKWINI
DURBAN is bidding to host the Olympic body's123rd congress in 2011 where the host of the 2018 Winter Olympics will be decided.
> Read moreTRANSPORT
BILLIONS of rand are being invested in transport infrastructure ahead of the 2009 Confederations Cup and the 2010 World Cup - and the projects are well under way.
> Read moreJOBURG
THERE have been several requests for city improvement districts to be set up in residential areas, and the City wants public comment on the proposal.
>Read moreCAPE TOWN
CITY named as Africa's leading destination by the World Travel Awards, an accolade regarded as the best endorsement any travel product can receive.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
CAPE Town wants to be able to deliver housing more efficiently without having to wait for provincial approval on new projects
> Read moreBUFFALO CITY
THE Eastern Cape department of roads and transport is to spend millions and create about jobs through various construction projects
> Read moreJOBURG
THE municipality has approved the establishment of the Lufhereng township and work is expected to begin soon
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