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Newsletter No. 52 |
31 January 2008 |
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CAPE TOWN
HAVING spent R2bn on capital projects in past financial year, Mayor Helen Zille wants the City to maintain this positive trend to speed up service delivery.
> Read moreJOBURG
GAUTENG MEC for local government Qedani Mahlangu recently hosted the first Kwanele Women Councillor Mentorship Programme meeting.
> Read moreTRANSPORT
THE new road between East London and Port Elizabeth is expected to boost tourism between the two cities
> Read moreJOBURG
JOBURG officials have decided to allow for further submissions of comments on the revised policy on the naming and renaming of streets and other public places.
> Read moreNELSON MANDELA METRO
THE Nelson Mandela Bay Metro hopes that the development near the port will have a catalyst effect on similar development in the area
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THE health department wants to reduce delays at its facilities by issuing patients with smart cards that will contain all the essential information.
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GOVERNMENT and Eskom are implementing immediate, medium and long-term solutions to the power crisis that the country is experiencing
> Read moreCAPE TOWN
A SURVEY shows that the Cape Town tourism industry had a busier season than the past year.
> Read moreJOBURG
THE public spaces in Joburg's inner city suburbs of Yeoville, Berea and Hillbrow are set for a far-reaching facelift.
> Read moreTRANSPORT
CONSTRUCTION and rehabilitation of roads expected to boost development in the rural communities of the province.
> Read moreGOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT'S review of policies on the provincial and local government systems goes into phase two this year.
> Read moreETHEKWINI
THE City of eThekwini has proposed that an integrated harbour water quality management plan be developed to manage its sensitive marine ecosystem.
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