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Planned Water Supply Maintenance: What You Need to Know

The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has scheduled essential maintenance work on water supply infrastructure from 16th to 19th May 2023. The work aims to preserve the lifespan of pipelines and minimize water waste due to pipe bursts. However, residents within the affected areas should be prepared for possible water supply disruptions.

A New Chapter for South African Airways: The Takatso Aviation Partnership

The Department of Public Enterprises (DPE) has welcomed the Competition Commission’s conditional approval for the strategic equity partner transaction between South African Airways (SAA) and Takatso Aviation Proprietary Limited. This deal will result in Takatso acquiring a 51% shareholding in the airline, which is a significant turning point for the revitalization process of SAA.

Tribute to Joe Mpisi: Champion for Education and Social Justice

Joe Mpisi, a distinguished leader and Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Education, recently passed away, leaving a legacy of tireless dedication to education and social justice in South Africa. Despite his declining health, Mpisi fought to improve Gauteng’s education system and uplift the working class, earning the respect and admiration of his peers and the public.

Strengthening Ties: Deputy President Paul Mashatile on South Africa and Colombia’s Growing Relationship

South Africa and Colombia recently celebrated a significant milestone in their longstanding relationship during an official visit by Colombian Vice President Francia Elena Márquez. Deputy President Paul Mashatile of South Africa hosted a media briefing after the meeting, which took place at the Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guesthouse in Pretoria. The two countries are aiming to strengthen their political and economic ties while acknowledging their shared colonial legacies and the vast diversity of people, culture, and ecology in both nations.

Enhancing Web Services for Efficient Fault Reporting in Cape Town

The City of Cape Town has recently introduced a range of new features to its web service request page to streamline service delivery and improve communication with residents. These enhancements aim to simplify the process of reporting faults and service requests, enabling residents to effectively report issues in areas without specific street addresses, such as public open spaces and informal settlements.

Proposed Amendments to Regulations on Spatial Tools and Environmental Management Instruments

Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment Minister, Ms. Barbara Creecy, has released an invitation for public input on the proposed amendments to the Regulations governing the adoption of spatial tools and environmental management instruments. These amendments, originally implemented in 2019, were published under the National Environmental Management Act of 1998 (NEMA), and announced in Government Gazette No. 48457, Government Notice No. 3336 on 21 April 2023.

Robben Island Revitalization: Safeguarding South Africa’s Heritage for Future Generations

Robben Island, a symbol of South Africa’s journey to democracy, has recently captured the government’s attention. The government recognizes the island’s historical and cultural significance and plans to allocate increased funding for the island’s muchneeded infrastructure maintenance. The move is aimed at preserving and revitalizing the World Heritage Site, which has been grappling with financial and governance challenges over recent years.

Affordable Winter Getaways in the Western Cape

The Western Cape offers enchanting destinations that provide a cozy retreat for those seeking a warm escape during South Africa’s chilly winters. Here are five budgetfriendly options to consider when the travel bug bites. ### 1. Daddy Long Legs Art Hotel

Emtee files for divorce following a turbulent relationship

Renowned South African rapper, Emtee, whose real name is Mthembeni Ndevu, has recently filed for divorce from his wife, Nicole Chinsamy. The couple’s rocky relationship has caught the media’s attention, with Chinsamy having previously accused Emtee of assault. Although the charges have been withdrawn, their relationship has been fraught with difficulties.

Stellenbosch: A Destination for Adventure Seekers

Located in South Africa’s wine country, Stellenbosch is a hidden paradise for adventure enthusiasts. While the town is wellknown for its vineyards, there are lesserknown treasures that offer a wealth of outdoor activities for nature lovers and adventure seekers. ## Cycling to Boschendal

Foiled Robbery Attempt in Klerksdorp: Five Suspects Apprehended

On the evening of Thursday, 11 May 2023, a daring and failed robbery attempt took place at a jewellery store in Klerksdorp, which is situated in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District of North West Province, South Africa. However, thanks to the brave actions of a salesperson and the swift response of law enforcement officers, five suspects were apprehended and will face charges of business robbery at the Klerksdorp Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 15 May 2023.

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