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R77 million hydro project at Bethlehem almost completeAs the biggest of its kind in the Free State, the Bethlehem Hydro Project being developed at a cost of R77 million, is to be commissioned in November this year .Engineering News reports that the company established for the purpose, Bethlehem Hydro, is to develop, own and operate the 7-MW hydropower plant, while it has contracted NuPlanet to manage the development and implementation of the project on its behalf. Read more ... |
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Govt to revisit municipalities affected by demarcation issuesPretoria - In a bid to find a lasting solution to demarcation issues facing some municipalities, Provincial and Local Government Minister Sicelo Shiceka says government will revisit them to listen to their concerns. The affected municipalities are Khutsong in Merafong, Matatiele in the Eastern Cape and Moutse in Limpopo. Read more ... |
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FDC: Support for small business
Project Kganyang to boost Free State small businesses The announcement by the Free State Development Corporation (FDC) of its major 12-month initiative to support the 200-plus small business tenants in its “incubator” business parks, has created an exciting buzz amongst these ranks. Project Kganyang is a programme of practical business training, networking and marketing support for the small businesses located in the FDC's business parks in Botshabelo and QwaQwa. It aims to ensure that each business operates to its maximum potential, minimise the risk of failure and boost profitability. Read more ... |
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Seema happy to draw Celtic in TKO
The rejuvenated Pirates overcame the underdog tag to defeat the Birds 3-2 much easier than the scoreline suggests at Olympia Park at the weekend. Read more... |
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Orlando Pirates skipper Lehlohonono Seema was delighted when the media made his side the underdogs in the quarterfinals of the Telkom Knockout against their Soweto arch rivals, Moroka Swallows.  |
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Youth activities |
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IEC Voter Registration |
8-9 October 2008 |
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Thought of the week |
Whatever you do may seem insignificant, but it is most important that you do it. |
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For the health of women: physically, psychologically, emotionally, socially, at home, at school, at work, at worship, in their communities and in their nations. For the health of the world: its peoples, its cultures, its environments, in protecting human rights, in fostering sustainable development and creating peace: NO MORE VIOLENCE. |
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There are support organizations against violence against women and children such as POWA, to get help contact them at www.powa.co.za or contact national office at 011 - 642 4325 to locate your nearest office. |
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Historical facts |
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13 November 1980, Medical Association agrees to investigate Biko's death |
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Trivia |
QWhat are the three most widely spoken languages in the world: Those with the largest number of speakers? Click here for the answer | |
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Calendar Days |
16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children Campaign 25 Nov -10 Dec Click here for more |
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