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Newsletter No. 58 |
31 July 2008 |
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JOBURG
AWARENESS campaigns to be held to inform the public about how the city’s Bus Rapid Transit system will affect them.
>Read moreGOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT wants to ensure that the country is helping to prevent global temperatures from rising a further two percent.
> Read moreETHEKWINI
THE Municipality’s Business Support Unit is shifting up a gear in preparation for the annual Small Business Fair, to be hosted at the Durban Exhibition Centre.
> Read moreMSUNDUZI
THE team, together with teenage burn victims from the charity Children of Fire, were the first fire fighters to take part in this joint outreach programme aimed at uniting rescuers with burn victims.
EKURHULENI
THE Ekurhuleni Municipality is hosting a series of tourism workshops to assist emerging entrepreneurs
> Read moreMUNICIPALITIES
JOHANNESBURG has beaten its jobs creation target for the last year by 18 percent, earning it the Best Metropolitan Municipality award from the Department of Public Works.
> Read moreJOBURG
A GROUP of informal traders has completed the Grow Your Business course run by Wits university in partnership with the City of Johannesburg.
>Read moreEKURHULENI
MAYOR Lentheng Mekgwe has vowed to place her energies and skills at the disposal of the community she serves.
> Read moreJOBURG
THE education department wants to provide quality education through focused initiatives and programmes over the next few years.
>Read moreMUNICIPALITIES
MUNICIPALITIES flats in central Pretoria have been earmarked for renovations after residents complained about their poor state.
> Read moreTSHWANE
CITY of Tshwane was awarded the first prize in the International Road Federation's (IRF's) 2007 Road Safety Awards.
>Read more ETHEKWINI
BUSINESS agencies call on the public to take ownership and pride in their city and send out a message that graffiti is unlawful.
> Read moreENVIRONMENT
THE Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism is to develop implementation plan for sustainable development in the country
> Read moreJOBURG
THE Joburg suburb is set to become a high density transport node through the latest Rosebank Urban Development Framework
>Read moreGAUTENG
THE Gauteng province calls on municipalities to cut services to defaulting customers especially government departments and businesses
> Read moreGOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT launches a project to improve water availability and the management of this resource in rural communities
> Read moreGAUTENG
PREMIER Mbhazima Shilowa says the province is on track to meet its targets despite the current pressure on the economy
> Read moreJOBURG
WATER conservation and demand management projects undertaken by Joburg Water have caught the eye of the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry
>Read moreBUFFALO CITY
COMMUNITIES are encouraged to use government customer care centres to access information about services
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