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Concourt stands up against impunity

29 June 2021 By Alan Straton

The Concourt’s judgment is a watershed, showing that the very highest in the land may be held to account and that the Constitution is supremeOUTA welcomes the Constitutional Court judgment sending Jacob Zuma to jail for 15 months with no possibility of overturning this. The Concourt has shown it will defend the courts and the rule of law, and act against impunity. “No person is above the law,” the Concourt said in the judgment, finding Zuma guilty of contempt of court. “The Concourt judgment is … [Read more...] about Concourt stands up against impunity

AARTO – Doomed to Fail

29 June 2021 By Alan Straton

Although the Minister has said AARTO starts in July, the law can’t take effect until the official start date is gazetted, which has not yet been done.If AARTO starts in July, OUTA expects it will fail. The rollout has not been properly planned, OUTA’s legal challenge to AARTO is due in court in October, and the agency charged with implementation has refused to provide any information on readiness. There’s no start date The legislation which sets up the driver’s licence demerit system has not yet … [Read more...] about AARTO – Doomed to Fail

Twizza Recognises the Role of the Youth in Shaping the Future

29 June 2021 By Alan Straton

Johannesburg, 29 June 2021: National Government has called on all citizens and corporations to participate in Youth Month by recognising the present and future role of the youth in shaping the socio-economic landscape of the country.The recent unemployment statistics pertaining to young people is cause for concern. The 2020 fourth quarter Labour Force Survey found that about 8,6 million young people aged between 15 and 34 years are not educated nor are they employed Taking its lead from National … [Read more...] about Twizza Recognises the Role of the Youth in Shaping the Future

Choosing a Career – Exercise Specialist or Sports Conditioning Trainer?

28 June 2021 By Alan Straton

MSC Catania

Sandton, June, 28,2021. Developments in sports and exercise research are constantly revealing new ways to maximise human performance and fitness for better health. A Sports Conditioning Trainer or Exercise Specialist will ensure that the people whom they train always perform optimally.As an Exercise Specialist or Sports Conditioner Trainer, you will require an interest in keeping fit and healthy and have a passion for helping your clients succeed in their fitness goals. These two careers are … [Read more...] about Choosing a Career – Exercise Specialist or Sports Conditioning Trainer?

Manhunt launched for suspect after farm murder

27 June 2021 By Alan Straton

EAST LONDON – Police are searching for a murder suspect who is believed to be involved in the killing of a 34-year-old farmer from the Waterfall farm on Saturday night, 26 June 2021 near Thornvlei road of the N6 Beacon Bay in East London.According to the reports, the 34-year-old farmer was doing patrols on the Thornvlei road when he noticed a suspicious vehicle. He immediately called the neighbouring farmers for reinforcement. On arrival, the farmers found the 34-year-old seriously injured with … [Read more...] about Manhunt launched for suspect after farm murder

Natural causes ruled out as cause of Table Mountain fire

25 June 2021 By Alan Straton

The South African National Parks (SANParks) says an independent report on the wildfire that burned about 600 hectares of land within the Table Mountain National Park (TMNP) and some neighbouring properties has ruled out natural causes.The report also ruled out rock falls or lightning strikes or an accidental/negligent incident, such as an abandoned camping/cooking fire as possible causes of the fire. The latter, therefore, confirms the fact that the fire was not started by homeless persons, as … [Read more...] about Natural causes ruled out as cause of Table Mountain fire

Digital Vibes Bank Accounts Frozen

24 June 2021 By Alan Straton

The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has been granted a preservation order to freeze approximately R22 million held in bank and investment accounts linked to Digital Vibes (Pty) Ltd.The order was granted on 17 June 2021 by the Special Tribunal. This is as part of taking action against those implicated in corruption, maladministration and malpractice, in the matter involving the national Department of Health and the communication firm. This also includes entities/individuals, who received … [Read more...] about Digital Vibes Bank Accounts Frozen

Barbara Creecy on climate change adaptation and mitigation

24 June 2021 By Alan Straton

South Africa has various multi-sectoral programmes currently under implementation aimed at, among other things, to contribute towards climate change adaptation and mitigation.Addressing the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Symposium on Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) on Wednesday, Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Barbara Creecy said many of these programmes link biodiversity conservation with socio-economic development in line with government priorities. Barbara … [Read more...] about Barbara Creecy on climate change adaptation and mitigation

Police officers to get vaccinated after teachers

18 June 2021 By Alan Straton

Police officers are next in line to get vaccinated after the inoculation of teachers.This is according to the Health Department’s Dr Nicholas Crisp, who said this second major vaccination programme is now at an advanced stage of planning. “It will be rolled out immediately upon the completion of the teacher [vaccination],” he said on Friday. Crisp, who is a Deputy Director-General (DDG) in the department, managing the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines, said they have identified 145 000 officials … [Read more...] about Police officers to get vaccinated after teachers

Small Scale Fisheries to Benefit from Squid Catch

17 June 2021 By Alan Straton

In a historic step forward for transformation of the small-scale fishing sector, the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has allocated 15% of the squid catch to the small-scale fisheries sector.Prior to this decision, squid was not in the basket of species available to the 15 co-operatives and 600 individual small-scale fishermen and women operating in the areas of the Eastern Cape where squid is harvested. This apportionment will be reviewed at the beginning of every fishing … [Read more...] about Small Scale Fisheries to Benefit from Squid Catch

Celebrating Youth – Knowing his why has shown Engen trainee how

17 June 2021 By Alan Straton

MSC Catania

Impala Rustenburg launches mobile Career Expo in Youth Month Rustenburg,…Read More on MyPR.co.za … [Read more...] about Celebrating Youth – Knowing his why has shown Engen trainee how

Free Maths Software Available to all Teachers in South Africa

16 June 2021 By Alan Straton

MSC Catania

One in five students struggle with mental health, here’s how you can help South African students’ lives changed in unprecedented ways when lockdown…Read More on MyPR.co.za … [Read more...] about Free Maths Software Available to all Teachers in South Africa

Celebrating Youth – No matter what, Engen’s Beatrice keeps moving forward

15 June 2021 By Alan Straton

MSC Catania

Youth Month allows Engen to reflect on the ongoing assistance it provides gifted South Africans like Beatrice Moteoli who is fast developing into a business leader of tomorrow via the company’s graduate development programme. Beatrice is the first university graduate in her family and a proud alumna of Mancosa College where she obtained a B.Com in Supply Chain Management. Working part-time and spending many long nights to keep on top of her studies, Beatrice graduated in 2018. All her hard work … [Read more...] about Celebrating Youth – No matter what, Engen’s Beatrice keeps moving forward

Inquest for 21 Year-Old Female Burnt in Humewood Fire

14 June 2021 By Alan Straton

GQEBERHA – SAPS Humewood opened an inquest when the body of a 21-year-old female was found, in an apartment that burned in Marine Drive, Summerstrand on Sunday 13/06. It is alleged that on abovementioned date at approximately 00:05 SAPS Humewood and other external role players responded to a complaint of an apartment that was burning. After the fire was extinguished the body of a 21 year old female was found. It is alleged that the deceased was sleeping in the apartment while her friends went … [Read more...] about Inquest for 21 Year-Old Female Burnt in Humewood Fire

Two Walmer murder suspects arrested

14 June 2021 By Alan Straton

The Gqeberha K9 unit arrested two suspects following the murder of an 87-year-old man, on Saturday evening 12/06, in Walmer, Gqeberha.It is alleged that the daughters of the deceased Richard Adams (87) visited his home at approximately 18:30 in the evening. On arrival at the residence, they knocked on the door with no one answering. They became suspicious when they saw a movement in the house. They immediately contacted the 10111 centre and Gqeberha K9 unit were the first responders. SAPS … [Read more...] about Two Walmer murder suspects arrested

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