Johannesburg – Government will spend R100 million to market South Africa’s tourism industry, Tourism Minister Derek Hanekom announced on Tuesday. “These marketing efforts will include the continued rollout of the Nothing’s More Fun than a Sho’t Left campaign. “The campaign, launched at the start of Tourism Month last year, drives home the message that travel in South … [Read more...] about SA pumps R100m into tourism industry
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Five hurt as car crashes into ambulance – Independent Online
Independent OnlinePretoria – Five people, including two children, were injured when their vehicle collided head-on with an ambulance in Wonderboom on Sunday morning, Tshwane emergency services said. One of the children sustained critical injuries, while another child … and more …read more Via: Johannesburg Google News MyJHB Read more on MyJHB. Join … [Read more...] about Five hurt as car crashes into ambulance – Independent Online
Report: Public Protector’s investigation into the Gauteng Department of Health – Health-e
Health-eTitled, “Unsettled Settlement,” the report stems from a a dispute between the Gauteng Department of Health and CKB Washroom Sales and Services CC (CKB), a small business that supplied hygiene equipment to several health clinics around the province.Thuli orders health ministry to pay upIndependent Online all 3 news articles …read more Via: Johannesburg Google … [Read more...] about Report: Public Protector’s investigation into the Gauteng Department of Health – Health-e
Tube inserted into lung instead of stomach – wife – Independent Online
Independent OnlineJohannesburg – A woman is suing Gauteng health MEC Hope Papo for R829 000 after her husband died at a state hospital, allegedly because of negligence, The Citizen reported on Thursday. Witbank receptionist Philippa Venter, 52, claims her husband …Health MEC faces lawsuit over deathCitizen all 3 news articles …read more Via: Johannesburg … [Read more...] about Tube inserted into lung instead of stomach – wife – Independent Online
Unplanned outages to reduce going into winter |MyPE
Eskom CEO Brian Dames says the country’s power system remains “vulnerable” but unplanned outages will reduce going into winter. He also said that while the system had stabilised by late Thursday afternoon, a possibility of another power emergency being declared remains. Briefing the media on Friday, a day after Eskom declared an emergency on the […] … [Read more...] about Unplanned outages to reduce going into winter |MyPE
