{"id":161594,"date":"2020-05-12T08:33:08","date_gmt":"2020-05-12T06:33:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/city-of-cape-towns-hearing-for-independent-power-producers-continues\/"},"modified":"2020-05-12T08:33:08","modified_gmt":"2020-05-12T06:33:08","slug":"city-of-cape-towns-hearing-for-independent-power-producers-continues","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/press\/city-of-cape-towns-hearing-for-independent-power-producers-continues\/","title":{"rendered":"City of Cape Town’s hearing for independent power producers continues"},"content":{"rendered":"

City of Cape Town’s hearing for independent power producers continues<\/a>: Cape Town – The first day of the City of Cape Town\u2019s energy hearing were completed on Monday. The City\u2019s court application seeks clarity on whether municipalities are lawfully entitled to procure energy from independent power producers in terms of their own energy planning. The Gauteng High Court proceedings are set to continue virtually today, 12 May 2020. The City has been putting pressure on National Government for many years to reshape the energy regime in South…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Staff accuse Tygerberg hospital of ‘endangering their lives’ after nurse dies<\/a>: Cape Town \u2013 A Tygerberg Hospital cleaner, who is self-isolating at home, has accused the facility of endangering their lives, saying they were instructed to use bleach to sanitise the ward where a nurse, who recently died of Covid-19, worked. The hospital has denied the allegations. Nurse Ntombizakithi Ngidi, originally from KwaZulu-Natal, was the second nurse in the Western Cape to die after testing positive for Covid-19. Her death followed that of 62-year-old Petronella \u201cAunty Nellie\u201d Benjamin, who was laid to rest last week. One of the cleaners, who was self-isolating at home, yesterday said both nurses and the cleaning…
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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WATCH | E-commerce gearing up for business under Level 4 lockdown<\/a>: South Africa’s world of e-commerce is readying to go under the new comprehensive safety measures in place to ensure strict, safe and healthy trade during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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More COVID-19 containment programmes needed in EC \u2013 Mkhize<\/a>: The Eastern Cape and Western Cape have been flagged by authorities with concerns that travel between the two provinces may have contributed to the increase in numbers. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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SA scientists now able to study how COVID-19 reacts in certain conditions<\/a>: Experts from the University of the Western Cape (UWC) and Stellenbosch University have collaborated to grow a pure culture of the virus. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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CARTOON: Thank You to all you Superheroes out there!<\/a>: Dr Jack & Curtis. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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Motshekga: Safety of teachers, pupils paramount in all decisions taken<\/a>: On Monday, Motshekga held a series of meetings with officials in the sector to assess a recovery plan ahead of the reopening of schools. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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‘He was always bubbly’ – KZN family mourns slain teen Andile ‘Bobo’ Mbuthu<\/a>: A family member of 16-year-old Andile “Bobo” Mbuthu, who was allegedly kidnapped and killed last week in Hambanathi, Tongaat, outside Durban, says he was a promising young man. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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COVID-19 forcing South Africans to reevaluate their relationship with money<\/a>: Scores of South Africans have been left with holes in their pockets due to the national lockdown and the situation is not about to improve anytime soon as the country’s economic situation takes a hit. ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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South Africa can’t get enough Covid-19 testing supplies – here’s why we should be making …<\/a>: A global shortage of the chemicals needed to test for the new coronavirus is crippling South Africa\u2019s Covid-19 testing campaign. But what if we could produce these reagents right here at home? ……
\nSource:<\/strong> WN.com – Southafrica News<\/a><\/small>
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