The Eastern Cape Automotive cluster says that SA’s catalytic converter industry, once responsible for 16% of global production, will hit a wall over the next two or three years when a new EU regulation kicks in and that thousands of jobs may be at stake. Euro 6 is the common name for European emissions standards coming into effect for passenger cars in the bloc on September 1 … [Read more...] about Thousands of jobs may be at stake
We all deserve dignity
Fifteen people with disabilities started their new jobs as data capturers at the Coega Development Corporation (CDC) today (SUBS: Monday 10 June) in a ground-breaking move by the organisation to integrate and empower people with disabilities into the workplace. At an induction ceremony on Friday, Coega chief executive Pepi Silinga, welcomed the employees saying the importance … [Read more...] about We all deserve dignity
Ruth Charsley – TCM from Colchester
On Wednesday 12 June 2013 the Bhakti Lounge in Newton Park will welcome Ruth Charsley, a local Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner. Ruth will talk on “How to identify your Body Type and eat accordingly for optimum health”. Entrance is free and a vegetarian meal is provided. If you wish to attend this talk please RSVP to Prabhu on 083 389 9163, Manesh on 082 716 3796 so … [Read more...] about Ruth Charsley – TCM from Colchester
SAPS pays over R200m in civil claims – The rise of the Claimpreneur?
The South African Police Service (SAPS) has paid over R200 million in civil claims against them in the past financial year, said Police Minister, Nathi Mthethwa on Tuesday. The R209 926 038.76 represent 3773 payments from 1 April 2012 to 31 March 2013 for various cases such as wrongful arrests, rape, attempted rape, grievous bodily harm, corruption and assault. Mthethwa was … [Read more...] about SAPS pays over R200m in civil claims – The rise of the Claimpreneur?
Port Elizabeth in the News on 10 June 2013
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