SASSA determined to get back “every cent” owed by Cash Paymaster Services: CPS owes SASSA R1.5 billion, says spokesperson Source: GroundUp News. Eastern Cape man claims he was shot by police after a car chase: IPID confirms investigation Source: GroundUp News. Shack dwellers want a share of toilet building tender: “Nothing about shack dwellers without involving shack dwellers” says member of new business forum Source: GroundUp News. Without the right to public transport, most people … [Read more...] about SASSA determined to get back “every cent” owed by Cash Paymaster Services – News from GroundUp
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Jos Buttler apologises for Vernon Philander remark that cost him 15 per cent of his second Test match fee – Port Elizabeth in the News
Jos Buttler apologises for Vernon Philander remark that cost him 15 per cent of his second Test match fee: Jos Buttler has apologised after stump microphones caught him swearing at South Africa’s Vernon Philander during the closing stages of England’s victory in the second Test at Cape Town. Buttler was ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Jofra Archer must raise his game to show that he is ready to return: Archer bowled two spells yesterday in the first net session since the team … [Read more...] about Jos Buttler apologises for Vernon Philander remark that cost him 15 per cent of his second Test match fee – Port Elizabeth in the News
Grahamstown in the news: Student numbers at and beyond 100 per cent at Seaham, Medowie, Shoal Bay, Tanilba Bay and Grahamstown
Student numbers at and beyond 100 per cent at Seaham, Medowie, Shoal Bay, Tanilba Bay and Grahamstown: EIGHT schools across the state electorate of Port Stephens are at or beyond student-capacity. The schools in the Port Stephens local government area at 100 per cent include Seaham, Medowie, Shoal Bay and Tanilba Bay public schools. Grahamstown Public ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. New cluster commander for Grahamstown: The Grahamstown cluster of the South African Police Service … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: Student numbers at and beyond 100 per cent at Seaham, Medowie, Shoal Bay, Tanilba Bay and Grahamstown
