April2018

Capetonians must air views on municipal tariff rates

Capetonians who are hard-pressed by the prospect of paying higher municipal tariffs must air their views through the formal public participation process. So says one civic activist in light of the City of Cape Town’s announcement last week that consumers could face an increase of 26.9% in water and sanitation[…]

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Tutu hails Madikizela-Mandela for her courage

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu and his wife Leah have sent their condolences to Winnie Madikizela-Mandela‘s family following news of her passing. Madikizela-Mandela died in Johannesburg on Monday at the age of 81. In a statement, Tutu has wished her a peaceful rest. He says for many years Madikizela-Mandela was a[…]

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Search for drowned man in Vygieskraal continues

Police divers have on Monday resumed the search for a missing 32-year-old male in the Vygieskraal dam. Police spokesperson, colonel Andre Traut said it is believed that the victim drowned over the weekend. “We will continue with our search during the course of the day.”   Circumstances around the drowning[…]

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Parliament’s executive managers get millions in back pay

Parliament’s executive managers have received more than R2-million in salary increases backdated to April last year – raising the ire of staff who say their bosses had previously agreed to forfeit such hikes because there was no money. Last week 18 of parliament’s division managers, who earn between R1.5-million and[…]

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