Student who went on insane spending spree after mistakenly receiving £850,000 grant shows no remorse despite facing possible jail: who is at the Walter Sisulu University in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa, gets £85 each month put into her bank account in food and book allowances. But instead the company that administers the financial aid allowances at the university called ... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. University Student Accidentally Finds N392m in Her Account, Then Blows the Money … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Student who went on insane spending spree after mistakenly receiving £850,000 grant shows no remorse despite facing possible jail
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Mthatha news: Student who went on insane spending spree after mistakenly receiving £850,000 grant shows no remorse despite facing possible jail
Student who went on insane spending spree after mistakenly receiving £850,000 grant shows no remorse despite facing possible jail: who is at the Walter Sisulu University in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa, gets £85 each month put into her bank account in food and book allowances. But instead the company that administers the financial aid allowances at the university called ... Source: "Mthatha" - BingNews. Slay queen mistakenly receives million funding – Takes her friends shopping, … [Read more...] about Mthatha news: Student who went on insane spending spree after mistakenly receiving £850,000 grant shows no remorse despite facing possible jail
Uitenhage in the news: VW shows off new Polo to be produced in South Africa
VW shows off new Polo to be produced in South Africa: VWSA MD and chairperson Thomas Schäfer said earlier this year that the company will ramp up production of the new Polo at the Uitenhage plant, in the Eastern Cape, by the third quarter of the year. The Uitenhage plant currently produces the existing Polo ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. Warning after cash heists: Police have urged people to rather transfer money electronically or swipe their bank cards instead of drawing cash from … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: VW shows off new Polo to be produced in South Africa
PE in the news: GM exist shows SA must build our own automotive industry, says EFF
GM exist shows SA must build our own automotive industry, says EFF: As a result, production and sales of all Chevrolet models will be phased out, and Isuzu will take over the firm's operations in Port Elizabeth. Isuzu will also be taking over the parts centre because it will be manufacturing trucks and commercial vehicles. Source: "Port Elizabeth" - BingNews. General Motors exit 'not influenced by local politics': In terms of GM’s disinvestment plan, Japan-based Isuzu Motors, through newly … [Read more...] about PE in the news: GM exist shows SA must build our own automotive industry, says EFF
New Atlas shows energy potential of Africa and opportunities for investment to meet Africa’s energy needs
New Atlas shows energy potential of Africa and opportunities for investment to meet Africa’s energy needs: Africa is richly endowed with energy resources, both renewable and non-renewable. The poorest African households spend 20 times more per unit of energy than wealthy households when connected to the grid. Investments in green energy infrastructure can bolster Africa’s economic development and bring it closer to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Energy consumption in … [Read more...] about New Atlas shows energy potential of Africa and opportunities for investment to meet Africa’s energy needs
Activity in African capital markets shows significant decline in 2016 amidst economic uncertainty and global political upheaval: PwC report
Activity in African capital markets shows significant decline in 2016 amidst economic uncertainty and global political upheaval: PwC report: 2016 marked a challenging year for African equity markets in the wake of lower economic growth and political upheaval around the globe, largely as a result of the US elections cycle and the Brexit vote. African equity capital markets (ECM) broke a streak of three successive years of growth, recording a decline in overall ECM activity of 28% from 2015 in the … [Read more...] about Activity in African capital markets shows significant decline in 2016 amidst economic uncertainty and global political upheaval: PwC report
Uitenhage in the news: Tears from owner as tracker shows hired car heading for Jayde murder scene
Tears from owner as tracker shows hired car heading for Jayde murder scene: Jayde had been waiting outside at the that time for her lift club to Uitenhage where she is a school teacher. The trail then shows that the vehicle used the back road from Rocklands and turned on to a gravel road. "At the farm where the deceased was ... Source: "Uitenhage" - BingNews. SAPS arrest hundreds in Uitenhage crime sweep: Johannesburg - The South African police arrested nearly 300 suspects over the weekend … [Read more...] about Uitenhage in the news: Tears from owner as tracker shows hired car heading for Jayde murder scene
Grahamstown in the news: BWW Preview: Returning Shows with New Twists at #NAF16
BWW Preview: Returning Shows with New Twists at #NAF16: In this column, I'll be taking a look at three productions that I previously reviewed, all of which are back in Grahamstown on the National Lottery Fringe, having switched things up in one way or another since their original incarnations. Wynne Bredenkamp ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. Artscape Showcase Season at the 2016 National Arts Festival in Grahamstown: Artscape Theatre will be showcasing six productions at the National … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: BWW Preview: Returning Shows with New Twists at #NAF16
Tackling the antibiotic time-bomb – SA programme shows how antibiotic consumption can be significantly reduced
Tackling the antibiotic time-bomb – SA programme shows how antibiotic consumption can be significantly reduced: A pharmacist-driven antibiotic stewardship programme running at 47 Netcare hospitals across South Africa has demonstrated that a meaningful reduction in antibiotic usage can be achieved through a number of basic interventions. The achievements of the programme were highlighted in a research paper recently published in Lancet Infectious Diseases on behalf of the Netcare … [Read more...] about Tackling the antibiotic time-bomb – SA programme shows how antibiotic consumption can be significantly reduced
Grahamstown in the news: Feast of Arts Fest Shows to Play the Alexander Bar Upstairs Theatre in Cape Town
Feast of Arts Fest Shows to Play the Alexander Bar Upstairs Theatre in Cape Town: Cape Town's Alexander Bar, Café and Theatre will host a series of seven productions starting on 20 June, all of which are en route to the 2016 National Arts Festival in Grahamstown. Satire, stand-up comedy, drama, physical theatre, musical theatre ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. 1976 youth leader says education fight must continue: My bitterness, my anger is because not much has changed [especially] in … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: Feast of Arts Fest Shows to Play the Alexander Bar Upstairs Theatre in Cape Town
Grahamstown in the news: Feast of Arts Fest Shows to Play the Alexander Bar Upstairs Theatre in Cape Town
Feast of Arts Fest Shows to Play the Alexander Bar Upstairs Theatre in Cape Town: Cape Town's Alexander Bar, Café and Theatre will host a series of seven productions starting on 20 June, all of which are en route to the 2016 National Arts Festival in Grahamstown. Satire, stand-up comedy, drama, physical theatre, musical theatre ... Source: "Grahamstown" - BingNews. The National Arts Festival's Think!Fest to Offer Fascinating Food for Thought: As a host of open and frank conversations, … [Read more...] about Grahamstown in the news: Feast of Arts Fest Shows to Play the Alexander Bar Upstairs Theatre in Cape Town
Young cyclist shows versatility and promise
Young cyclist shows versatility and promise by Eastern Cape – MyPR: Dominic’s Priory pupil Kelsey van Schoor, who rides for the Team Bestmed-ASG pro team, has been showing versatility and promise on the bike With a fistful of medals under her belt in various cycling events, St Dominic’s Priory pupil Kelsey van Schoor is swiftly making a name for herself as a rider of the future. The 14-year-old Port Elizabethan was drawn to cycling when she competed in the Spur Schools MTB League in 2013 … [Read more...] about Young cyclist shows versatility and promise
Cricket Week shows hero
Cricket Week shows hero: ANTHONY DAKIN was named the Coca-Cola Hero of the day for day three of the Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Cricket Week of December 2015, which was held at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) in Port Elizabeth. The prestigious Coca-Cola ... NMMU - Read more on News24 End to outsourcing, debt relief for students at NMMU: Port Elizabeth - The Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) Council has announced the end of outsourcing at the institution. The … [Read more...] about Cricket Week shows hero
MBDA 2015 Economic Barometer shows strong returns after urban renewal projects – PE News
MBDA 2015 Economic Barometer shows strong returns after urban renewal projects: The Mandela Bay Development Agency (MBDA) on Thursday announced the results of its annual economic barometer study, which measures and reflects the return on urban renewal investment in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metropolitan area. The MBDA study ... Mandela Bay Development Agency - Read more on RNews South Africa battles against the elements: With foreign direct investment (FDI) commonly touching $ 20bn, a … [Read more...] about MBDA 2015 Economic Barometer shows strong returns after urban renewal projects – PE News
New voices on-air at Algoa FM
Algoa FM listeners will be greeted with a fresh new sound and a new line-up from November 2 this year. “A number of changes have been planned with a view to refresh the sound of Algoa FM ahead of summer 2015. These changes include our music, our on-air imaging and line-up,” says Algoa FM operations director Alfie Jay. New voices to be heard on-air at Algoa FM include Jeff Moloi, who will present a new 7pm to 10pm show from East London during weekdays. A lecturer in Broadcast Journalism at … [Read more...] about New voices on-air at Algoa FM
