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Ekurhuleni metro cops paid R300k to help demolish shacks
The City of Ekurhuleni has revealed it spent more than R330,000 on metro police deployments during a large-scale demolition operation in Plastic City, Brakpan, and in several other informal settlements.
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Ex-premiers must account
MARUMO SEEK REDEMPTION AGAINST ARROWS Lafitte strategises for cup success after league defeat
Marumo Gallants coach Alexandre Lafitte views the Carling Knockout as a realistic opportunity for the club to win something since they ”stand no chance to win the league title”.
Aquila Boxing Promotions will be bigger, better – Lerena
“Watch the space!” That is the message from WBC bridgerweight world champion Kevin “Two Guns” Lerena to entice sponsors and, fans with what’s in store for them from Aquila Boxing Promotions (ABP) next year.
OUADDOU EMBRACES ‘POSITIVE PRESSURE’Coach aims to uphold Pirates’ cup-winning tradition
As his predecessor Jose Riveiro won five trophies to position Orlando Pirates as the cup kings of the current PSL era, it goes without saying that Abdeslam Ouaddou is under pressure to preserve the club’s recent cup-winning culture.
Early pacesetters target MFC summit
While Milford and Casric Stars will look to continue to maintain their lead at the summit of the Motsepe Foundation Championship (MFC) this weekend, Highbury are hoping to capitalise on any slip-up by their rivals.
Rand Water leads crucial upgrades in the Vaal
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Malema was right, Zuma is loyal to no one
Julius Malema once issued a warning to then SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng and the public broadcaster’s leadership to refrain from protecting then president Jacob Zuma, telling them that Zuma is loyal to no one but himself.
Idac chief refutes claims investigator is used as a ‘pawn’
Head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac) Andrea Johnson has dismissed KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s claim that her colleague, senior investigator Brian Padayachee, is being used as a pawn by Idac to interfere in investigations.
Treating people with dignity is not optional
Twenty-eight years ago, the SA government under the late presidency of Nelson Mandela introduced the Batho Pele (People First) concept in public institutions. Batho Pele has eight sets of guidelines for service delivery including ensuring high levels of courtesy, as well as for remedying failures and mistakes.