Eastern Cape teacher jailed for R45,000 funeral policy fraud: An Eastern Cape teacher has been handed a suspended jail sentence for funeral policy fraud. Sizile Mateta, 55, admitted fraudulently claiming R45,000 from two funeral policies in cahoots with a police ... Source: "Gqeberha" - BingNews. Trade and Industry minister to visit Gqeberha to unpack master plans for economic growth, job creation: The Minister of Trade and Industry, Ebrahim Patel will be in Gqeberha on Monday to unpack … [Read more...] about Eastern Cape teacher jailed for R45,000 funeral policy fraud – Gqeberha in the News
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Odeon owner and Universal locked in dispute over screenings policy following coronavirus lockdown – Lockdown News
Odeon owner and Universal locked in dispute over screenings policy following coronavirus lockdown: Row centres on Trolls World Tour, which was released on-demand by film-maker instead of being shown first at cinemas The owner of Odeon Cinemas has said it will refuse to screen any Universal Pictures ... Source: "Coronavirus Lockdown" - BingNews. Virus lockdown worsens suffering for Johannesburg beggars: Inock Mukanhairi shows the small amount of food that he has for himself, his wife, … [Read more...] about Odeon owner and Universal locked in dispute over screenings policy following coronavirus lockdown – Lockdown News
PE in the news: New vehicle policy ‘will disrupt sector’ – Ford
New vehicle policy ‘will disrupt sector’ - Ford: Port Elizabeth - Some of the proposals in the government's new automotive development policy, which will replace the current Automotive Production and Development Programme from 2020, are “a violent departure” from the existing policy, says Ford. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. Breakthrough, brutal Hankey farm attack and rape, man arrested: The Provincial Organised Crime Investigation Unit in Port Elizabeth has since been working around … [Read more...] about PE in the news: New vehicle policy ‘will disrupt sector’ – Ford
Grahamstown in the news: Farm workers stand to benefit from 50-50 co-ownership policy
Farm workers stand to benefit from 50-50 co-ownership policy: The Birbury farm workers in the Bathurst pineapple belt between Grahamstown and Port Alfred are on the cusp of having their poverty-stricken lives changed for the better now that the rural development department has rolled out its co-ownership land ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. ‘Emerging techno-fascism threat to democracy’: Speaking at the official opening of the Highway Africa conference in Grahamstown, South Africa, … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: Farm workers stand to benefit from 50-50 co-ownership policy
Leading the way in Africa for sustainable consumer protection policy
Leading the way in Africa for sustainable consumer protection policy: “As consumers, we should all contribute to a better world with our spending behaviour reflecting that we care for the well-being of future generations. Aspects such as responsible spending, being activists for sustainable products and packaging as well as recycling, all form part of being accountable consumers”, says NMMU Special assistant to the Vice-Chancellor Laura Best whose doctoral research is pioneering … [Read more...] about Leading the way in Africa for sustainable consumer protection policy
Local content is one of important policy levers in industrial policy action plan
Local content is one of important policy levers in industrial policy action plan: Local content is one of the important policy levers in the Industrial Policy Action Plan (IPAP) as it leverages public expenditure and respond to a myriad of economic challenges facing South Africa. This was said by the Minister of Trade and Industry, Dr Rob Davies at the Buy Local Summit which took place in Sandton. According to Minister Davies, localisation is an extremely important policy tool for … [Read more...] about Local content is one of important policy levers in industrial policy action plan
Uitenhage in the news: St Albans staff breached search policy, prisons boss admits
St Albans staff breached search policy, prisons boss admits: Sizwe Kupelo, provincial health spokesperson, said seven inmates are still in hospital, under treatment at three hospitals; Dora Nginza, Livingstone and Uitenhage Hospitals. “Those still in hospital are there due to their critical condition and head ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: St Albans staff breached search policy, prisons boss admits
