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Tshwane relaunches annual new year’s eve festival
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The City of Tshwane has relaunched its annual New Year’s Eve festival, reinforcing its drive to establish the capital as a festive holiday destination.
The Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya says the festival is rooted in rebuilding traditions that once united communities across the city.
The mayor said the event was intended to honour the resilience of Tshwane residents while creating a spirited and joyful way to welcome the New Year.
The festival featured an extensive entertainment programme, with up to 40 artists performing across multiple genres.
The Tshwane Mayor Nasiphi Moya says the festival is rooted in rebuilding traditions that once united communities across the city.
The mayor said the event was intended to honour the resilience of Tshwane residents while creating a spirited and joyful way to welcome the New Year.
The festival featured an extensive entertainment programme, with up to 40 artists performing across multiple genres.
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Soweto in Colours Countdown Festival returns for its 14th edition
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The 14th edition of the Soweto in Colours Countdown Festival took place on the 31st of December at the iconic Soweto Theatre.
The annual event offers Sowetans a safe and family-friendly space to celebrate New Year’s Eve, with music, food, and entertainment on offer.
Highlights of the night included a live countdown broadcast, a fireworks display and lifestyle exhibitions.
Organiser Lelo Mnyaka says the festival aims to unite the community in welcoming the new year.
The annual event offers Sowetans a safe and family-friendly space to celebrate New Year’s Eve, with music, food, and entertainment on offer.
Highlights of the night included a live countdown broadcast, a fireworks display and lifestyle exhibitions.
Organiser Lelo Mnyaka says the festival aims to unite the community in welcoming the new year.
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Central Energy Fund data signals possible fuel price cut in January
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The latest data from the Central Energy Fund indicates that motorists could get some relief at the pumps in the month of January.
Both grades of petrol are set to decrease by between 49 cents and 54 cents per litre.
Diesel users are likely to benefit the most, with a decrease of between R1.26 and R1.38 cents per litre.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is expected to announce the new fuel prices on the first Wednesday of the new year.
Both grades of petrol are set to decrease by between 49 cents and 54 cents per litre.
Diesel users are likely to benefit the most, with a decrease of between R1.26 and R1.38 cents per litre.
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is expected to announce the new fuel prices on the first Wednesday of the new year.
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