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Football fans eagerly anticipate the summer transfer window, monitoring star movements and scouring the internet for updates. OLBG, a sports betting community, recently conducted a study on the most searched Premier League players on Google in 2023. The following article presents the top 10 most popular players and their regional popularity.
The Limpopo Tracking Team, Limpopo Murder, Robbery Unit, and Tshimollo Security and Investigations have successfully intercepted a stolen vehicle before it could cross the border. The suspect has been arrested after a highspeed chase, which prevented the vehicle from being smuggled into Zimbabwe via Beitbridge Port of Entry.
As the Rugby Championship approaches, the South African national rugby team, the Springboks, are on the hunt for a standin captain to replace Siya Kolisi, who is currently absent due to a knee ligament injury. Springbok coach, Rassie Erasmus, has recently announced that six potential candidates are shortlisted, and the chosen player will have the honor of leading the team during the Rugby Championship matches.
As Cape Town experiences a series of cold fronts and heavy rainfall, the city’s dedicated teams are working ceaselessly to manage the resulting localized flooding and other severe weather effects. Cape Town Mayor Geordin HillLewis is personally overseeing the efforts made by these teams, ensuring rapid action is taken to mitigate the impacts affecting different parts of the city.
On June 15, the North West Department of Public Works and Roads hosted an event in celebration of Youth Month with over 300 participants of the National Youth Service Programme (NYSP). The NYSP offers skills development programmes in areas such as bricklaying, plumbing, and road work aid, and participants will receive certificates upon completing their training.
The AUEU Innovation Festival is a crucial event that strengthens the South AfricaEuropean Union (SAEU) Science and Technology Cooperation, which began in 1996. In light of pressing global challenges such as climate change, food security, health, and energy, international cooperation is becoming more critical in finding solutions. The festival provides a vital platform for collaboration across disciplines, regions, and sectors.
The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) has issued a call to media outlets to register for accreditation ahead of the Presidential Imbizo slated for June 30, 2023. The event will be held in Alfred Duma Local Municipality within the jurisdiction of uThukela District Municipality in KwaZuluNatal Province.
The Department of Water and Sanitation has recently released the Revision of the Regulations Regarding the Procedural Requirements for Water Use Licence Applications. These Regulations aim to provide clarity on the process of obtaining and renewing water use licenses in South Africa.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa recently attended the World of Work Summit in Geneva, Switzerland. The event, hosted by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) on the sidelines of the International Labour Conference (ILC), focused on achieving “Social Justice for All.”
The City of Cape Town has achieved a remarkable milestone in the first quarter of 2023, with over 700 clients accessing the services offered by the substance abuse program. One of the program’s key components is the Matrix® initiative, which has received recognition for its achievements. This year, 23 participants received certificates at a ceremony in Town 2, Khayelitsha.
As the 47th anniversary of the June 16 uprising approaches, the Gauteng Provincial Government is taking action to address the pressing issue of unemployment. The launch of the Jobs Fair Campaign aims to create employment opportunities and empower residents to reach their full potential.
In recent times, the Western Cape’s youth have been in the limelight. Premier Alan Winde proudly highlights the government’s dedication to empowering young talent. During a digital conference, six individuals who are a part of various Western Cape Government (WCG) programs shared their dreams and how these initiatives have played a significant role in their lives.
In today’s world, sustainable practices and renewable energy solutions are crucial in the fight against climate change. On June 16, the SASOL Foundation organized the Youth in Energy event, which aimed to introduce young minds to green technology and inspire them to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics, and innovation (STEAMI).
On June 16, 2023, the city will commemorate the significance of Youth Day by closing its customer offices. As a result, customers are encouraged to take advantage of the city’s numerous online services and payment options. ### City Office Closures
South African residents who are in need of financial assistance may be eligible for indigent support, as significant funds have been allocated towards rates and relief. In the 2022/23 financial year, R3.75 billion has been made available with an additional R4.3 billion earmarked for the following year beginning July 2024.
The City of Cape Town’s Cape Skills and Employment Accelerator Project celebrated another cohort of young Capetonians’ graduation. The graduation ceremony took place at the Banqueting Hall in the Civic Centre, where Alderman James Vos, the Mayoral Committee member for Economic Growth, graced the event. Alderman Vos discussed the program’s performance, which aims to provide economic opportunities for unemployed young people.
