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Gauteng motorists urged to ditch cars – South Africa.info

2 April 2014 By admin

South Africa.infoThere are plans to distribute 3 000 bicycles to scholar transport and to create 5km of cycle lanes in Vosloorus (east of Johannesburg) and 10km in Kaalfontein (north of Johannesburg), Octavia Mamabolo, spokesperson for the Gauteng Department of Roads …Gauteng plans non-motorised transport infrastructureNews24Shared road usage for cyclists in … [Read more...] about Gauteng motorists urged to ditch cars – South Africa.info

Gautengers urged to ‘Get on your bike and ride!’

31 March 2014 By admin

Gauteng is exploring new measures to promote the use of bicycles as a viable transport option in the province. On Monday, the Gauteng Transport Commission (GTC) hosted a provincial Cycling Indaba, in Boksburg, aimed at promoting the streamlining of non-motorised transport as a viable option in the province. The commission aims to distribute 3000 bicycles towards scholar … [Read more...] about Gautengers urged to ‘Get on your bike and ride!’

Bafana urged to revive Madiba spirit today

6 March 2014 By admin

South African Football Association (Safa) President Danny Jordaan has urged Bafana Bafana to rekindle Madiba’s spirit of never giving up against any adversity, when they play Brazil at FNB stadium tonight. Madiba spent 27 years in prison, but on his release, he became a symbol of unity, beacon of hope and a true winner in the eyes of the world. “Let Madiba be your … [Read more...] about Bafana urged to revive Madiba spirit today

Gauteng residents urged to respect the Gatherings Act

12 February 2014 By admin

The Gauteng task team, responsible for probing the wave of the so-called service delivery protests in the province, is appealing to disgruntled communities to abide by the Regulation of Gatherings Act during their protest action. The Act explains in detail exactly what must be done in order for a gathering to be considered legal by the authorities. Recently, the province has … [Read more...] about Gauteng residents urged to respect the Gatherings Act

Students urged to verify private colleges |MyPE

18 January 2014 By admin

The Department of Higher Education and Training has urged students, parents and guardians to ensure that the institutions they enrol with are legally registered. This as the department is inundated with complaints from students who have fallen prey to bogus, illegal or unregistered private Further Education and Training (FET) colleges. The department encouraged people to … [Read more...] about Students urged to verify private colleges |MyPE

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