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energy resilience - Page 3

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Emtee files for divorce following a turbulent relationship

by Chloe de Kock
May 14, 2023

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 Although the charges have been withdrawn, their relationship has been fraught with difficulties.

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Celebrating World Facilities Management Day: Building Resilience Amid Energy Crisis – A Comprehensive Look at Cape Town’s Efforts

by Serjio Zakharoff
May 11, 2023

Today, on World Facilities Management Day, we recognize the professionals who work tirelessly to maintain the health, safety, and productivity of an organization’s facilities. In Cape Town, the ongoing energy crisis has presented numerous challenges for the City’s Facilities Management Department. However, the department has implemented various strategies to ensure the continuity of services for both staff and the public.

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The Inspiring Journey of Pretty Yende in the World of Opera

by Aiden Abrahams
May 9, 2023

South African soprano, Pretty Yende, has become a prominent figure in the world of classical music. Her captivating voice and magnetic stage presence have won the hearts of millions worldwide. Her remarkable journey to success culminated in a historic performance at the coronation of King Charles III in Britain. To understand Yende’s accomplishments, it is essential to examine her story, including global histories, cultural influences, and personal experiences that have shaped her career.

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Arthur Zwane’s Emotional Rollercoaster Season: A Quest for Redemption – An In-Depth Look

by Sarah Kendricks
May 9, 2023

Arthur Zwane, the head coach of Kaizer Chiefs, has encountered a series of challenges during his entire debut Season. However, despite injuries and suspensions within the team, Zwane remains determined to lead his team to the Nedbank Cup title. In this article, we examine the obstacles Zwane and the Kaizer Chiefs face and how they are adapting to overcome them.

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Pretty Yende and the Rich Tradition of Choral Singing in South Africa

by Hannah Kriel
May 8, 2023

The journey of Pretty Yende from community choirs to the international stage is not just a tale of individual talent and hard work but also one that is deeply rooted in the history and culture of South Africa. ## The Roots of Choral Singing in South Africa

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‘Stories from the Ashes’ Project: Reviving Africa’s Lost Literary History

by Kagiso Petersen
May 6, 2023

On April 18, 2021, the Jagger Library, located at the University of Cape Town, suffered a devastating fire that perils Africa’s literary history. The library housed special collections, manuscripts, and archives crucial to preserving African stories. ### ‘Stories from the Ashes’ Project

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Recycling Cardboard: A Means of Survival for Six Women in Durban, South Africa

by Michael Jameson
May 5, 2023

Recycling cardboard is often viewed as a way to reduce waste and protect the environment, but for six women in Durban, South Africa, it is much more than that. These women, all single mothers, rely on recycling cardboard to survive and provide for their families.

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Valora’s Inspiring Journey to Recovery

by Thabo Sebata
May 3, 2023

Valora’s remarkable journey to recovery has touched the hearts of many. Despite the odds against her, she has shown a tremendous will to survive, proving the incredible resilience of animals. ### The Importance of Animal Welfare

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Western Cape Government Takes Steps Towards Energy Resilience

by Kagiso Petersen
May 1, 2023

South Africa has experienced frequent power outages or blackouts in recent years, disrupting businesses and homes. The energy crisis has hit the Western Cape hard, prompting the government to take significant steps toward making its facilities energyresilient and protecting critical services from blackouts.

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