South Africa’s vaccine rollout needs a boost: The number of vaccinations is far below the number of vaccine doses in the country. The available vaccines need to be used urgently. Source: GroundUp News. Sefako Makgatho University workers end three-week strike: Workers agree to 4.5% wage increase Source: GroundUp News. Parents win three year battle to build school: Construction of Kariega school was stalled because education department failed to pay contractors Source: GroundUp … [Read more...] about South Africa’s vaccine rollout needs a boost – News from GroundUp
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Elections 2021: Despite scandals and huge wastage, the ANC council looks secure in Hantam – News from GroundUp
Elections 2021: Despite scandals and huge wastage, the ANC council looks secure in Hantam: This Northern Cape ward covers a massive amount of territory and only has 22,000 people, but it exemplifies the local government problems across the country Source: GroundUp News. Vaccines: it’s not so simple: Health department official replies to article in GroundUp Source: GroundUp News. Truda Foods workers protest in one city while Labour Court rules against company in another: Judge sends … [Read more...] about Elections 2021: Despite scandals and huge wastage, the ANC council looks secure in Hantam – News from GroundUp
Information shutdown: Why are the J&J vaccines not being released from Aspen’s plant in Gqeberha? – Gqeberha in the News
Information shutdown: Why are the J&J vaccines not being released from Aspen’s plant in Gqeberha?: Both the American Food and Drug Authority and Johnson & Johnson have gone to ground over the release date of the company’s Covid-19 vaccine doses at Aspen Pharmacare’s Gqeberha facility. Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Racing returns to the home of Volkswagen: The circuit is not far from where Volkswagen produces several thousands of vehicles each month so this round could be considered a home … [Read more...] about Information shutdown: Why are the J&J vaccines not being released from Aspen’s plant in Gqeberha? – Gqeberha in the News
One week of Covid vaccines: What are we doing well? What can be done better? – News from GroundUp
One week of Covid vaccines: What are we doing well? What can be done better?: An assessment of the rollout so far Source: GroundUp News. JHB social housing flats shoddily built, say residents: Beneficiaries blame developer for poor workmanship and maintenance issues Source: GroundUp News. Children with autism battle to find school places: Parents, caregivers and volunteers marched to Parliament Source: GroundUp News. Domestic workers need more time to lodge compensation claims, say … [Read more...] about One week of Covid vaccines: What are we doing well? What can be done better? – News from GroundUp
Solidarity protest for dock workers who stalled Israeli ship – News from GroundUp
Solidarity protest for dock workers who stalled Israeli ship: Action against the vessel was part of a global call for workers and trade unions to refuse to unload Israeli ships Source: GroundUp News. Sisters die in Philippi shack fire: The family lost everything in the blaze Source: GroundUp News. Water situation desperate in Hankey and Patensie: Towns’ population swells with thousands of seasonal workers needed to harvest the citrus crop Source: GroundUp News. Africa has a higher … [Read more...] about Solidarity protest for dock workers who stalled Israeli ship – News from GroundUp
Cheap Flights from Port Elizabeth to London Southend (BQU – SEN) – Port Elizabeth in the News
Cheap Flights from Port Elizabeth to London Southend (BQU - SEN): Are there any travel restrictions from Port Elizabeth to London Southend right now? COVID-19 travel restrictions are changing fast, but we're here to help you find the advice you need. Check our live ... Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Sunday bloody Sunday: South Africa’s devastating and tragic secret massacre: A massacre in Duncan Village, East London, in 1952 claimed between 80 and 200 lives, many more than the 69 … [Read more...] about Cheap Flights from Port Elizabeth to London Southend (BQU – SEN) – Port Elizabeth in the News
“Never forget how they died”- Life Esidimeni online memorial launched – News from GroundUp
“Never forget how they died”- Life Esidimeni online memorial launched: Website will allow people to lay complaints and report service issues Source: GroundUp News. Bail granted for two Abahlali leaders accused of conspiracy to murder: Shack dweller movement believe arrests are a political ploy to destroy and discredit them Source: GroundUp News. City of Cape Town granted interdict against further unlawful occupation of District Six: “The rights of the lawful District Six Claimants must … [Read more...] about “Never forget how they died”- Life Esidimeni online memorial launched – News from GroundUp
Eastern Cape villagers have to cross a river to reach their nearest clinic – News from GroundUp
Eastern Cape villagers have to cross a river to reach their nearest clinic: Provincial health department says National Health Insurance programme will help rural residents to access health care Source: GroundUp News. Beard-tickler’s dismissal upheld in Labour Court: Judge says man “failed to appreciate the enormity of the consequences of his reprehensible conduct” Source: GroundUp News. How to vaccinate the world against Covid-19: Lessons from the AIDS response: Source: GroundUp … [Read more...] about Eastern Cape villagers have to cross a river to reach their nearest clinic – News from GroundUp
‘Droning noise from E Cape wind farms – bad news for Addo elephants’ – Port Elizabeth in the News
'Droning noise from E Cape wind farms – bad news for Addo elephants': "It’s certain that the noise from the turbines will be heard by the elephants of Addo," says acoustic engineer Terry McKenzie-Hoy. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. SA military museums battling but not destitute: Preservation of South Africa’s history is an important component of the national psyche with the military side doing reasonably well compared to some other institutions. At the forefront is the Museum … [Read more...] about ‘Droning noise from E Cape wind farms – bad news for Addo elephants’ – Port Elizabeth in the News
Yes, Minister Cele, we did do our homework – News from GroundUp
Yes, Minister Cele, we did do our homework: Police minister brushes off Viewfinder’s devastating findings on police brutality Source: GroundUp News. Highveld air won’t be fixed by a court order, argues minister: State makes its case in “Deadly Air” court drama Source: GroundUp News. Judge to oversee plan to re-open Cape Town Refugee Reception Office: Court rules Home Affairs must provide monthly progress reports Source: GroundUp News. Desperate pleas for government to continue … [Read more...] about Yes, Minister Cele, we did do our homework – News from GroundUp
Early childhood development centres protest over “virtually non-existent roll out” of relief fund – News from GroundUp
Early childhood development centres protest over “virtually non-existent roll out” of relief fund: Social Development says it cannot disburse funds without the necessary verifications Source: GroundUp News. Government buys farm in Ventersdorp for evicted farm workers: The families have been living in community halls after spending nights on the roadside with their belongings Source: GroundUp News. “Go and ask the trees for votes,” frustrated shack dwellers tell politicians: Residents of … [Read more...] about Early childhood development centres protest over “virtually non-existent roll out” of relief fund – News from GroundUp
How to vaccinate millions as quickly as possible – News from GroundUp
How to vaccinate millions as quickly as possible: Don’t try to micromanage the rollout Source: GroundUp News. Imbali brought to standstill by fury over electricity cut: Eskom says it isn’t safe for its teams to complete their work Source: GroundUp News. Wynberg’s unwanted hounded homeless: “Everyone wants a place to put their head down” says community leader Source: GroundUp News. PRASA loses application for leave to appeal reinstating executives: Judge finds grounds for appeal of … [Read more...] about How to vaccinate millions as quickly as possible – News from GroundUp
New Pretoria clinic is a case study in why many township projects fail – News from GroundUp
New Pretoria clinic is a case study in why many township projects fail: The site is a dump after contractors became fed up and left Source: GroundUp News. Paddling to progress: The Soweto Canoe and Recreation Club: Zanentlantla Mbala says he doesn’t know what would have become of him without the club Source: GroundUp News. Dozens march in Gugulethu demanding justice for woman murdered by her boyfriend: The accused is set to appear in the Athlone Magistrates Court on Friday Source: … [Read more...] about New Pretoria clinic is a case study in why many township projects fail – News from GroundUp
Counterfeit goods confiscated from shop in Walmer – fine issued – Gqeberha in the News
Counterfeit goods confiscated from shop in Walmer - fine issued: A 25-year-old shop owner from an outlet in William Moffett in Walmer, Gqeberha was slapped with a fine of R 5 000 after counterfeit goods and unregistered insecticides were found in his shop. Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Search for missing Booysen Park man: Police in Gqeberha are searching for a 40-year-old Booysen Park man who went missing in April. Police spokesperson Colonel Priscilla Naidu said Anele Ntshiba, from Chatty … [Read more...] about Counterfeit goods confiscated from shop in Walmer – fine issued – Gqeberha in the News
How SAPS protects the killers within its ranks – News from GroundUp
How SAPS protects the killers within its ranks: Every year, police in South Africa kill hundreds of people and are accused of brutalising thousands more. Source: GroundUp News. Explainer: The loopholes police use to protect their own: Source: GroundUp News. Judge proposes plan to speed up re-opening of Refugee Office: Home Affairs plans to open centre by April next year but judge Alma de Wet criticises delay Source: GroundUp News. Call for Israeli embassy in Pretoria to be closed: … [Read more...] about How SAPS protects the killers within its ranks – News from GroundUp
