Gauteng Sets R218 Million Aside to Help Students "The recent student led #FeesMustFall campaign brought sharply to the fore the on-going socio-economic challenges facing many South Africans," she said. "Young people united across gender, class and race, and ... followed in the footsteps of the ... Read more on AllAfrica.com This Gauteng South Africa … [Read more...] about Gauteng Sets R218 Million Aside to Help Students – Gauteng South Africa
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Suicide teen’s mother sets up foundation and asks for donations
The mother of a 14-year-old girl who jumped to her death from the roof of the Northgate Shopping centre in August has begun selling memberships and calling for donations for a foundation established in her memory. Read the full article by here: Articles relating to Places | johannesburg Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your … [Read more...] about Suicide teen’s mother sets up foundation and asks for donations
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions obtains South Africa licence, sets up office in Johannesburg
Under its FSP licence, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions Advisors South Africa Pty Ltd will originate, advise on and bind direct commercial insurance business in through an intermediary agreement with Guardrisk Insurance Company Ltd. Guardrisk Insurance is a South African-licenced non-life insurer, well known in the local market for its reputation and solid financial standing with a … [Read more...] about Swiss Re Corporate Solutions obtains South Africa licence, sets up office in Johannesburg
Sanral sets record straight on ‘e-toll roadblocks’
The South African National Roads Agency Limited (Sanral) and the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) have distanced themselves from an email warning motorists about roadblocks on the e-toll roads to force motorists to buy e-tags. On Sunday, Sanral said it was aware of the email campaign being run by certain organisations and individuals, which aims to scare road users … [Read more...] about Sanral sets record straight on ‘e-toll roadblocks’
