EXCLUSIVE: Man killed in Sandton ‘hit’ linked to R255m Free State contract: EXCLUSIVE: Man killed in Sandton ‘hit’ linked to R255m Free State contract: News24 has established that Ignatius “Igo” Mpambani was one of the main beneficiaries of a controversial contract to “audit” and “assess” houses with asbestos roofs in the Free … [Read more...] about EXCLUSIVE: Man killed in Sandton ‘hit’ linked to R255m Free State contract
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SA News: CHRIS KONEY: Exploring South Africa – The Free State Province (+IMAGES)
CHRIS KONEY: Exploring South Africa – The Free State Province (+IMAGES): In the third week of March 2018, I was part of a group of South African Tourism’s trade partners and selected media from Ghana and Nigeria for a one week tour across three of South Africa’s provinces, namely Free State, Kwazulu Natal and Gauteng. Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Could South Africa … [Read more...] about SA News: CHRIS KONEY: Exploring South Africa – The Free State Province (+IMAGES)
Are State Owned Entities Catalysts for Economic Reformation?
Are State Owned Entities Catalysts for Economic Reformation?: Vision 2030 Summit: 21 – 22 June 2018, Emperors Palace Now is the time to reform, stabilise and revitalise State-Owned Entities Our vision is that by 2030 state institutions are well-run and effectively coordinated, managed by professionals committed to the public good and capable of delivering consistently … [Read more...] about Are State Owned Entities Catalysts for Economic Reformation?
Ramaphosa has started the clean up job. But can he turn the state around? | The Conversation
Ramaphosa has started the clean up job. But can he turn the state around?: South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa, is on a mission to rebuild a battered party and state. EPA/Nic BothmaSouth Africa’s new President, Cyril Ramaphosa, is presently receiving numerous plaudits on how he’s handling the transition from the troubled Jacob Zuma presidency. Zuma’s generals have been … [Read more...] about Ramaphosa has started the clean up job. But can he turn the state around? | The Conversation
Why the state of emergency in Ethiopia could destabilise the Horn of Africa | The Conversation
Why the state of emergency in Ethiopia could destabilise the Horn of Africa: Protests are taking place in Ethiopia's Amhara region an opposition stronghold. Zehabesha/CourtesyFormer Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn sent shock waves through the region when he abruptly tendered his resignation. Desalegn said that he had made the decision to facilitate efforts … [Read more...] about Why the state of emergency in Ethiopia could destabilise the Horn of Africa | The Conversation
