A 38-years-old suspect was arrested at a farm by the Hawks’ Serious Organised Crime Investigation on Thursday, 28 July 2022 for alleged illegal mining. …
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Minerals Council South Africa to play its part in urgent overhaul of South Africa’s energy supply sector
The inclusion of the private sector to play a major role in resolving the country’s energy crisis, fixing Eskom, and the recognition of the …
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The sewers were damaged during the floods earlier this year. The damage resulted in the pollution of some rivers in the north. Due to …
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Parties to the MEIBC vote overwhelmingly for Gazettal and extension of 2021-2024 metals and engineering main agreement
Parties to the Metals and Engineering Industries Bargaining Council (MEIBC) today voted overwhelmingly in favour of the extension of the three-year agreement reached in …
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Most Communities find it difficult to cross and access the other side of their villages due to the damages on the roads caused by …
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Road closures due to the reconstruction of the slow lane on the N3, section 3 from Sanctuary Road to Link Road
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (SANRAL) would like to inform motorists about the relevant road closure with regards to Works on the …
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Department of Water and Sanitation fast-tracks the repair and upgrades of water infrastructure in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro
In continuous efforts to ramp up interventions to affected communities faced with severe water shortages in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro, the Department of …
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A leadership development initiative has been launched for middle to senior managers, executives and entrepreneurs in the construction industry. The workmen’s compensation provider, The …
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South African universities are a mid-cities city of their own as they encompass a diverse community from students, faculty members’ contracts, and staff travelling …
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Northern Cape set to benefit as the “New Oil”, Copper, is set for steady climb as world economy pilots to green
Cape Town: Big Tree Copper chief executive Jan Nelson expects a steady climb in demand for the red metal over the next three decades. …
