Free State to receive R30 million maths and science education grant from SANRAL
SANRAL will give twenty two schools and university students funding for their studies.
15th September 2014
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SANRAL will give twenty two schools and university students funding for their studies.
Police is offering a reward of up to R200 000 for information that leads to the arrest
Billions of scary NSA things, Diablo 3 patch goodness and GoPros for your hound.
Vodacom will be adding more base stations, improve 4G connectivity and expanding fibre optic infrastructure
The documents pertain to Sanral’s proposed plans on setting up a toll route on the N1 and N2.
SANRAL’s latest strategy just fuels the public’s distrust and seems to have been developed by people who are determined to alienate the public as much as possible. The Times has an article titled “Sanral can’t honestly hope to keep public in dark” which begins with this: According to Business Day,
Two prosecuting officers have been appointed by NPA to take on etoll defaulters
An application for leave of appeal by the DA has been dismissed by the Constitutional Court of South Africa.
Elections over. Back to fighting over etolls.
Who’s having a tough election? ICASA, the independent telecoms regulator, that’s who. Hot on the heels of a hearing earlier this week in which the police service and SABC argued their case for banning a SA election broadcast, the watchdog’s Complaints and Compliance Committee (CCC) has just announced that it’s
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