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Newsletter No. 50 |
30 November 2007 |
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CAPE TOWN
Cape Town is embarking on a research project to quantify and determine the spatial distribution of toxic emissions.
> Read moreJOBURG
A proposed new Employment Equity Plan focuses on working towards a fairer representation of all groups with an emphasis on disabled people.
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As part of the expanded Smart Cape Access Project, the municipality has unveiled a public access point in the city centre.
> Read moreGOVERNMENT
The Department of Provincial and Local Government shares its knowledge and experience with counterparts from the UK.
> Read moreJOBURG
Stakeholders have lent their support to Joburg's Inner City Regeneration Charter, which was signed at the launch of the charter partnership forum.
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
Cape Town has doubled its financial contribution over the next three years, to boost ongoing efforts to revitalise the city centre
> Read moreEKURHULENI
The municipality's economic development department in partnership with various stakeholders is hosting a four-day business opportunity programme.
> Read moreGAUTENG
THE Gauteng provincial government believes that the plan is crucial since most councillors assumed positions of authority without the necessary skills.
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The Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa gives the municipality's waste division a merit award for outstanding work.
> Read moreBUFFALO CITY
New Zealand Volunteer Service Abroad has sent two representatives to Buffalo City to investigate the possibilities of a future alliance.
> Read moreENVIRONMENT
Project brings together local governments from all continents to discuss the role of cities in promoting biodiversity.
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As part of public/private partnership, ABSA, Nedbank and Standard Bank are set to develop affordable housing on land owned by the City of Cape Town.
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