The City of Cape Town notes the reports of senior management increases for the 2018/19 financial year of 17% and upwards. This is incorrect. The City has budgeted for an increase of 7,1% for the …Read More at Source
Senior management getting 7,1%, not 17%, increase – Cape Town
you may also love
Cape Town para-athlete conquers Ironman 70.3 despite fierce race-day conditions
Pushing through choppy seas, wind-battered climbs and early-race cramps, Henno Hendrikse powered to a remarkable class win …
Team SA cooks up a storm in Germany
Team SA cooks up a storm in Germany:
Tourism Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane has congratulated South Africa’s Culinary …
UPDATE | Family ‘gutted’ as accused Tristan Perez granted bail in Elana Brooke murder case
The family of Elana Brooke say they are “gutted” after the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court granted bail to her boyfriend, Tristan …
Road closures for Cape Town’s New Year event
The City of Cape Town has advised the public of several road closures in the Central Business District (CBD) on New Year’s …
