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Work underway to deal with the State Capture findings

29 September 2022 by Alan

Work underway to deal with the State Capture findings:

President Cyril Ramaphosa said on Thursday work is underway to respond to the State Capture Commission’s findings and recommendations as well as stop it from re-emerging in the future.

: SAnews – South African News Gabisile

Medupi and Kusile power stations require R33 billion:

President Cyril Ramaphosa has revealed that Eskom will require at least R33 billion to complete the commissioning and remedial work at the Medupi and Kusile power stations.

: SAnews – South African News NeoB

Announcements to be made on Eskom:

President Cyril Ramaphosa says announcements are expected to be made with regard to Eskom which government believes will take the power utility forward and entrench the resolve to surpass the current challenges facing it.

: SAnews – South African News NeoB

PSC calls for action against late payment of supplier invoices:

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has called on government accounting officers to impose consequence management on officials who fail to ensure that supplier invoices are paid within the prescribed 30-day period.

: SAnews – South African News Priscilla

Pandor concludes US visit:

The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Dr Naledi Pandor, has concluded her visit to the United States.

: SAnews – South African News Gabisile


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Fun Western Cape Fact: While Stellenbosch certainly had many things going for it from the very beginning, it wasn’t all smooth sailing. In 1710, a fire broke out that ended up razing virtually the entire settlement. Similar fires in 1803 and 1875 finally led to a change in roofing material away from thatch, greatly increasing the resilience of the town’s buildings. Despite the conflagrations that have ravaged it in the past, Stellenbosch is still filled with some serious history. Here, one can find the oldest house contained within a town or city in all of South Africa, the oldest inn in the form of the Oude Werf, and De Akker, its second oldest pub.


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