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Pikitup will continue with operations during the Easter public holidays
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The City of Johannesburg's waste management company Pikitup, will continue with operations during the Easter public holidays.
Residents whose waste is scheduled for collection on Friday the18 April and on Monday the 21st of April, are advised to place their bins outside their properties for collection.
Pikitup's multi-purpose waste management facilities will also remain open to help prevent illegal dumping.
Residents whose waste is scheduled for collection on Friday the18 April and on Monday the 21st of April, are advised to place their bins outside their properties for collection.
Pikitup's multi-purpose waste management facilities will also remain open to help prevent illegal dumping.
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The Border Management Authority has ensured it has enough boots on the ground this weekend
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The Border Management Authority says it has ensured it has enough boots on the ground this weekend.
The Authority says it will be monitoring the processing of travelers at the Beitbridge border post to ensure a smooth journey for travelers.
The Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber confirmed the introduction of technologies, including drones and body cameras, earlier this month, which will be implemented by the Border Management Authority.
The Authority says it will be monitoring the processing of travelers at the Beitbridge border post to ensure a smooth journey for travelers.
The Home affairs minister Leon Schreiber confirmed the introduction of technologies, including drones and body cameras, earlier this month, which will be implemented by the Border Management Authority.
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Sports Art and Culture Minister announces a multi-million rand boost for professional boxing in the country
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Sport minister Gayton McKenzie has announced a multi-million rand boost for professional boxing in the country.
The minister announced some major changes to the sport at the boxing indaba earlier in the year.
Mc Kenzie has tasked Boxing SA and promoters to push the minimum purses for fighters from R4,000 to R20,000.
The Minister was peaking at a banquet to honour 36 boxing legends and former stars.
The minister announced some major changes to the sport at the boxing indaba earlier in the year.
Mc Kenzie has tasked Boxing SA and promoters to push the minimum purses for fighters from R4,000 to R20,000.
The Minister was peaking at a banquet to honour 36 boxing legends and former stars.
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Your financial indicators for this hour:
The Rand is trading at 18.81 to the US Dollar, 24.95 to the British Pound, and 21.37 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,341.22 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 67.00 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 84,705.00.
The Rand is trading at 18.81 to the US Dollar, 24.95 to the British Pound, and 21.37 to the Euro.
Gold is trading at 3,341.22 dollars a fine ounce, Brent Crude Oil is at 67.00 per barrel, and a Bitcoin will set you back 84,705.00.