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Tourism monitors to keep townships safe
The Department of Tourism is boosting efforts to ensure that tourists visiting the country don’t worry about safety.
Solution to KZN traffic challenge creates landmark
Peak hour traffic jams will be thing of the past for motorists travelling between uMhlanga and the KwaZulu-Natal north coast with the completion of one of the longest structures ever built in South Africa.
Save lives this festive season
Family reunions and tragedies are two sides of South Africa’s annual festive season, when the roads that lead to reunions and festivity also become places of death and injury.
So, make sure that you don’t become a statistic this festive season.
Hotel owner aims for greater heights
The success that Nonkqubela Mayatula, owner of Miarestate Hotel and Spa, enjoys today is the result of hard work and dedication.
Joburg to get better roads in 100 days
Transport Month
The Johannesburg Roads Agency (JRA) has set itself a target of resurfacing 45 km of roads and tarring 12 km in the next 100 days.
Farewell Deputy Chief Justice Moseneke
Deputy Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court Dikgang Moseneke has retired from the bench after almost 40 years in the legal
profession.
“What a privilege it was to serve you all and I am thankful for that. I had the space to work, to think, and to write to my heart’s content. I have had the pleasure of writing on virtually every big political, social and commercial disputes in our land.
What the Valuer-General does
In 2012 Cabinet approved the establishment of the Office of the Valuer-General (OVG) aimed at assisting government to deal with among other issues the over pricing of land. In this edition, Vuk’uzenzele explains in detail what the office does.
What does the Office of the Valuer General does?
The basic role of the Office of the Valuer General is to act as a final authority on matters of land and property valuation where the government is a party or has an interest.
Health sciences important for Africa
International relations
Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor says health sciences are a top priority for Africa as the continent bears a massive disease burden.