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Blasting taking place between Cradock and Tarkastad in the Eastern Cape

3 December 2015 By admin

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Immediate Blasting taking place between Cradock and Tarkastad in the Eastern Cape December 1, 2015: The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) would like to notify travellers that blasting is scheduled to take place on Section 3 of the R61 between Cradock and Tarkastad on Monday, 7 December at 2pm. The road will […] Read more on: MyPR Submit … [Read more...] about Blasting taking place between Cradock and Tarkastad in the Eastern Cape

Blasting taking place between Middelburg and Carlton Heights in the Eastern Cape

20 November 2015 By admin

TRAFFIC ADVISORY: Immediate Blasting taking place between Middelburg and Carlton Heights in the Eastern Cape November 20, 2015: The South African National Roads Agency (SANRAL) would like to notify travellers that blasting is scheduled to take at the cutting adjacent to Section 7 on the N9 between Middelburg and Carlton Heights on Tuesday, 24 November […] Read more … [Read more...] about Blasting taking place between Middelburg and Carlton Heights in the Eastern Cape

Meet the Nigeria woman taking on Boko Haram

9 November 2015 By admin

On a long, barren road in northeastern Nigeria, Hafsat Mohammed, squeezed into a public minibus, saw the gunmen materialise from the bush like a mirage. The 33-year-old was on her way to Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State and the epicentre of the Boko Haram insurgency, when two Hilux pickups swerved onto the road ahead. The […] The post Meet the Nigeria woman taking on … [Read more...] about Meet the Nigeria woman taking on Boko Haram

Is South Africa taking xenophobia seriously?

2 May 2015 By admin

The inner city marches, the plethora of statements, civil society interventions and murals painted on the walls of fancy coffee shops all shout for an end to xenophobia. High-level government visits to foreigners displaced by violence, an outpouring of donations and support from ordinary people suggest that South Africa has reacted very strongly against another flare up of … [Read more...] about Is South Africa taking xenophobia seriously?

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